Has BA.2 dominated D.C. yet? We tackle that question and more.

In his COVID-19 action plan, he asks Virginians to “use discretion on testing.”

Mayor Bowser shares COVID-19 action plan after the District sees consecutive days of record-breaking, new infections.

The latest coronavirus surge is sending locals scrambling for a test. Here’s where to find them.

By increasing its screening of COVID-19 variants, Maryland officials say they will get a better sense of how widespread they are.

Some school systems test all students and staff, some focus only on those who are symptomatic. Experts say there’s lots of factors to consider, but also that face masks and social distancing are critical for any safe return.

The District is also collecting insurance information at testing sites, but the mayor says “no one will be charged a copay.”

State and federal requirements mandate regular testing for staff, vendors and contractors — but not inspectors.

Providers must cover the full cost of a test for asymptomatic individuals who work in high-risk settings or who could be at risk of serious illness if they contracted the virus.

Safety concerns, sample integrity, health hazards, and logistics are just a few of the reasons why the District cancels outdoor COVID-19 testing in extreme heat and stormy weather.