Live updates: WA still has 'desperate need' for COVID-19 aid, says Inslee
Clarifying his decision to redeploy the field hospital set up at CenturyLink Field, Gov. Jay Inslee says that the state still has a "desperate need" for more protective equipment for frontline health workers.
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Pressure mounts for Gov. Inslee to restart private construction projects
Pressure is mounting on Gov. Inslee to relax his stay-at-home requirements for the private construction industry, which argues its work should be considered essential.Comments -
Dori Monson
Dori: Gov. Inslee owes US Army, Feds an apology
A week ago, Gov. Inslee slammed our federal government for not doing enough for our state. Now, he owes them an apology. -
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Seattle tows cars of a dozen residents sheltering in homes
With Washington state under a stay-at-home order, why did the City of Seattle tow the cars of a dozen residents along SW Avalon Way? -
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With 'unsatisfactory' help from White House, Inslee looks elsewhere for COVID-19 tests
Citing an "unsatisfactory" level of help from the federal government, Gov. Jay Inslee is looking elsewhere for help bringing in crucial coronavirus test kits. -
Dave Ross
LDS president calls for global fast in support of health care workers, scientists
President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is calling for a global fast on Good Friday, a traditional day of fasting for the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics. -
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Hundred Monroe inmates cause disturbance, threaten to set fires
Over a hundred inmates at the Monroe Correctional Facility caused a disturbance Wednesday night, threatening to set fires, according to the Washington State Patrol. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Hydroxychloroquine coronavirus treatment saved my friend's life
John McConnell came down with coronavirus. Before he was placed on a ventilator, his doctor tried anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine. John says it saved him. -
Jason Rantz
'Feed the Fight Tacoma' helps both restaurants and health care workers
Rob Colbert on his plan to help Tacoma restaurants struggling financially and health care workers who need a break and a meal during coronavirus. -
Gee and Ursula
Ursula: New White House Press Secretary? Why bother?
Trump campaign spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany will be the next White House Press Secretary, the fourth for this administration. -
Coronavirus Updates
CenturyLink Field Event Center hospital redeployed to another state
The field hospital currently housed at the CenturyLink Field Event Center will be redeployed to another state in need, announced Gov. Inslee Wednesday. -
Dori Monson
Maple Valley family recreates 80s Journey hit during quarantine
Steven Heller talks to Dori about recreating the Journey hit "Separate Ways" music video with his family during quarantine. -
Gee and Ursula
Looking out for signs of overusing drugs and alcohol for stress
David Anderson of Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation clinic in Bellevue discusses how people turn to alcohol and drugs during stressful times. -
Todd Herman
Chris Reykdal: Obsessed with sex, bored with his job
Washington has no distance learning platform, but Reykdal did personally force schools to adopt the most bizarre sex education frameworks in the country. -
Rachel Belle
A snarky 'reply all' email to Canlis restaurant results in a big donation
When a Canlis customer hit 'reply all' with a petty complaint about delivery service, others rushed to the rescue and raised more than $10,000 for Feeding America. -
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Seattle scientist details 'gold standard' for tracking COVID-19 outbreak
Identifying people who have already recovered from coronavirus could very well be the best way to truly track its spread across the globe.
