Starting on Wednesday, November 22, more than 20 public libraries in all eight wards are offering free COVID-19 rapid tests for pick-up to D.C. residents.

For some locals, insurance codes, supply issues, and canceled appointments are features of a new privatized vaccine system.

We’re seeing the first substantial increase in transmission in months. But tracking the virus looks different these days.

The decision comes among “a significant drop in COVID-19 cases, high vaccination uptake, and an increase in the availability of vaccines and testing kits for at-home use,” the city said.

The test-to-return policy remains one of the few COVID-19 safety protocols still DCPS practices.

DC Health cited falling case counts in its decision to terminate the program.

County officials say demand for COVID-19 vaccines and testing as decreased significantly.

Instances of influenza-like illnesses are surging, months before the typical flu-season peak.

There are clinics all over the city, ahead of vaccination compliance deadlines from D.C. Public Schools.

Oh, and flu shots too.