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Wednesday, July 01, 2020

Hundreds of new Virginia COVID cases, including among teens, linked to Myrtle Beach visits

Health officials are warning that while young folks "may feel invincible," they need to remain cautious and avoid large gatherings.

Virginia has entered Phase Three of reopening. Here are the guidelines you need to know.

As Phase Three kicks in, gyms and outdoor swimming pools will be allowed to expand to 75 percent capacity. Entertainment venues and amusement parks can open at half capacity.

Abortion, casinos, statues, marijuana, guns; Hundreds of new laws take effect Wed., July 1

Many of the laws reflect the new Democratic majority in the House and Senate for the first time in several years.

Minimum wage to increase in D.C., Montgomery County starting Wednesday

The District also says workers will be guaranteed paid leave from work to care for a new child, or a worker's serious health condition.

LISTEN: Police transmission indicates Md. man may have set house on fire, trapping mom

He has been charged with first-degree arson, first-degree malicious burning, and reckless endangerment.

Colleges make SAT optional. Should students skip the exam, or take it?

The decision to make SAT scores test optional has been embraced at Ivy League institutions like Harvard University, Yale University and Brown, as well as those closer to home, like Johns Hopkins University, Towson University, UMBC and the University of Virginia.

Then & Now: On 60th anniversary of Glen Echo Park protests, civil rights activist reflects

"I still remember the people who got on the carousel. Several of them are no longer with us."

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