News & Politics Catching Up With the “Jumping Kid” From Our First Covid-Era Magazine Cover Finley Medsker is now 14, and he doesn't exactly remember his moment of viral fame. Coronavirus 2020, covid, Photos, Reflecting PoolMarch 20, 2025
News & Politics Forbidden Peak Bloom: Remembering the 2020 Cherry Blossoms People crowded the Tidal Basin until authorities stopped pleading and closed the roads. Cherry Blossoms, Coronavirus 2020, Tidal BasinMarch 29, 2023
News & Politics The Week Covid Changed Washington Restaurants were packed, bars were preparing for St. Patricks Day, and schools systems suddenly had to scramble. A look back at Washingtonian’s coverage of the pandemic’s earliest days. Coronavirus 2020, COVID-19March 7, 2021
News & Politics Virginia’s Tightened Covid Restrictions Will Extend Through February Gatherings will still be capped at 10, and Virginians still have a modified stay-at-home order. Coronavirus 2020, COVID-19, Northern Virginia, Ralph NorthamJanuary 27, 2021
Food These DC-Area Bars and Restaurants Have Temporarily Closed During the Pandemic A running list of businesses in hibernation. Coronavirus 2020, COVID-19, DC Restaurants, HibernationJanuary 6, 2021
Health | News & Politics Photos: 2020, in Masks A terrible year, as exhibited in face coverings. 2020, Coronavirus, Coronavirus 2020, COVID-19December 31, 2020
Health Here Are Some of the Local Fitness and Wellness Spots We Said Goodbye to in 2020 We rounded up yoga spots, cycling studios, and boxing gyms that closed this year. 2020, 2020 in review, Coronavirus 2020, Covid 2020December 28, 2020
Real Estate DC Apartment Buildings Are Giving Away Pelotons, TVs, Furniture, and Other Swag to Lure New Residents Covid-19 has led to cheaper rent, higher vacancies—and a lot more perks. Apartments, Coronavirus, Coronavirus 2020, COVID-19December 18, 2020
Health This Group Is Giving Out-of-Work Fitness Instructors a Way to Host Safe Workout Classes Outdoors OutFit hosts heated outdoor classes at Dumbarton House with Solidcore and CorePower instructors. Coronavirus, Coronavirus 2020, COVID-19, Dumbarton HouseDecember 17, 2020
News & Politics Yes, Some DC Companies Are Still Having Holiday Parties Virtually, of course. But it's a challenge making a Zoom party not feel like one more Zoom meeting. Here's how some are doing it. Coronavirus 2020, Covid 2020, DC Holiday PartiesDecember 17, 2020
