This Thursday, April 16, NBC4 is hosting an all-day giveathon to support non-profit organizations who are providing Covid-19 relief in a variety of ways. Information on how you can donate money, learn how to donate goods or volunteer, and also how to get help will be posted here on Thursday and will remain here until this coronavirus pandemic is over….

Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring says the state will become “a more fair, just, and equal place†now that simple possession of marijuana will be decriminalized

A man who was an inmate at the D.C. jail has died of coronavirus, in the first death from the virus at the facility.  Deon Crowell was 51. He was diagnosed with the virus on Tuesday and “placed in isolation, where he was monitored by medical staff,†the Department of Corrections said in a statement. He was hospitalized the same…

Under the cloak of darkness on April 5, the signs were delivered to Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. Signs with emoji faces — some smiling, others covered in surgical masks — were skewered into the lawn facing the main drag. Other signs in the shape of red hearts were posted nearby along with clip art images of doctors and nurses. Behind…

People who expected to get tested for coronavirus at FedExField on Monday will have to wait another day. The Prince George’s County executive opted to close the site for the day as poor weather conditions were expected.  Storm Team4 is expecting waves of storms Monday that could bring heavy rain, damaging winds and the risk of isolated tornadoes. Go here…

Virginia’s tourism industry is losing money due to COVID-19

The goal of Hardwire, an armor manufacturer in Pocomoke City, has always been about improving the “survivability of human beings.†For 19 years that’s meant supplying military-strength armor to clients across the world, but now it means producing face shields for doctors and nurses as they battle the novel coronavirus. The company sprang into action after it started to hear…

State regulators have received more than 150 complaints about insufficient precautions being taken against coronavirus at Virginia workplaces