Julie Zauzmer

The city will remove some lead pipes and pipes prone to water main breaks, officials said.

Here are some questions you might have about how the vaccines are being administered — and when and how you can get your shot.

What you need to know as coronavirus cases rise in D.C.

The move comes after federal officials warned six people in the country had developed a rare blood clot after receiving the vaccine. Virginia officials said a woman there had died of the rare condition.

Pharmacists in the city were told not to schedule appointments themselves even if they have doses.

Spanish speakers and other immigrants have had trouble making appointments, advocates say.

Proposal to create public park instead of halfway house in Ward 7 fails by wide margin.

Fewer federal doses and local choices about how to distribute shots add up to frustration for many.

The grocery chain relies on the city to schedule its appointments.

Post reporters will answer your questions about how jurisdicitions are handling vaccinations and testing in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.