DC Mayor Bowser addresses District’s plan to deal with spreading coronavirus

WASHINGTON - D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser spoke with reporters Tuesday to address the District's plan to deal with the coronavirus as cases continue to spread across the globe.

Local leaders address coronavirus as U.S. death toll climbs to 6

Local leaders address coronavirus as U.S. death toll climbs to 6. FOX 5’s Bob Barnard has the report.

Last week Bowser issued a Mayor's Order designating the D.C Health Department and the D.C Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency responsible for coordinating the District's emergency response planning for any potential impacts from COVID-19.

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Five simple tips for creating a healthy office amid coronavirus fears

Stratus Building Solutions President Steve Turner visited the FOX 5 newsroom with five simple tips for disinfecting your office amid the surge in coronavirus fears.

Health officials in the District say they have tested six people for the coronavirus.

According to the D.C. Health Department's website, five tests for COVID-19 have come back negative and one is still pending.

What you need to know about the coronavirus threat

Dr. Mike Cirigliano discusses ways to protect yourself and what you need to know about the coronavirus threat.

No confirmed cases of coronavirus have been reported in D.C.

Health officials say six have died and over 100 have been sickened by the coronavirus in the United States.

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