Live updates: SnoCo up to almost 1,300 coronavirus cases, 33 deaths
Snohomish County is now reporting nearly 1,300 COVID-19 cases and at least 33 total deaths, as officials remain concerned about the spread of the virus in long-term care facilities.
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Ross: We need to get enthusiastic about social distancing
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Groz: Lambright’s UW Huskies had best defense in Seattle history
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Gun sales up before coronavirus stay-at-home order was enacted
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UW leading study on hydroxychloroquine's effect on COVID-19
University of Washington researchers will investigate whether hydroxychloroquine, a commonly used anti-malarial and autoimmune-disease treatment, can prevent transmission in people exposed to COVID-19.Comments -
Dave Ross
'Friendliest bus driver in Seattle' details concerns as transit grapples with safety
Nathan Voss, perhaps better known as Seattle's friendliest bus driver, shares what it's like to drive a bus during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Gee and Ursula
King County's 'excellent' response in early fight against coronavirus
Starting as the epicenter of the U.S. coronavirus outbreak, King County has had some marked advantages in being forced to respond so early. -
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Seattle company converts factory to make masks for health workers
Outdoor Research announced Monday that it will be converting its manufacturing facility in Seattle to make protective masks for frontline medical workers. -
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UW Medicine researchers race to find coronavirus treatments
Seattle has some of the best infectious disease researchers in the country at UW Medicine, and they are grinding on finding ways to fight coronavirus. -
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Lizzo sends lunch to UW Medicine health workers in Seattle
Giving back to those on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis, Lizzo sent lunch to workers at UW Medicine's Montlake Emergency Department. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle-area homeless squatters vandalized coronavirus quarantine motel
Homeless people squatted in a local quarantine motel. This comes just weeks after a homeless coronavirus-suspected man caused havoc near the site. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: After report, warrant filed for Seattle prolific offender that was just released
After my report detailing a Seattle prolific offender's quick release from jail, Francisco Calderon now faces felony charges and a warrant for his arrest. -
Jason Rantz
Seattle Police Officers Guild will air Trump briefings live on social media
Seattle Officers Guild President Mike Solan says some entities are playing partisan politics with health by not airing Trump coronavirus briefings. -
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Counties extend property tax due date to June
First-half property tax payments have been delayed until June 1, 2020, in Pierce, King, Snohomish and Thurston counties due to the coronavirus outbreak. -
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How will the coronavirus stay-at-home order be enforced? Inslee explains
Jay Inslee says he doesn't know at this point how long the stay-at-home order will last, and explained enforcement. -
Dave Ross
Using history to understand what the coronavirus aftermath will look like
Dr. Stefano Condorelli in Naples on the societal and economic aftermath of disasters, and where coronavirus fits in. -
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No timeline for even temporary repairs to West Seattle Bridge
If you're looking for any timeline for reopening lanes of the West Seattle Bridge, don't look to the Seattle Department of Transportation right now. -
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Bellingham doctor allegedly fired for blowing whistle on hospital conditions
A Bellingham doctor was allegedly fired after speaking out against conditions for treating coronavirus patients at his hospital. -
Dori Monson
Gov. Inslee loses feud with Trump
The President is getting along with almost all of our nation's governors, including Newsom and Cuomo, both of whom have been tough critics of Trump. But Inslee can't get along?
