Dori Monson Show

There is a growing lack of concern about public safety near temporary homeless shelters, including one at Bellingham High School.

Community Transit drivers worry that the agency is not doing enough to protect their health during the coronavirus outbreak.

Tom Nelson at The Outdoor Line thinks fishing, a mostly solitary activity, could easily comply with all the rules of social distancing.

"I've got a lot of living to do," said Geneva Wood, a patient at Life Care who tested positive for coronavirus and is now recovering at home.

A Seattle resident who caught coronavirus and has recovered from it describes how she thinks she contracted it and what the symptoms were like.

A coronavirus survivor tells Dori about his experience with Remdesivir, an experimental Ebola drug that may have helped him heal.

Seattle business owners are finding a way to help one another out during the most challenging time of their careers -- and it is all virtual.

State Superintendent Chris Reykdal told KIRO Radio's Dori Monson Show that without a vaccine, it's likely kids could be out of school until fall or beyond.

A Marysville couple was trapped in a 9-foot-by-9-foot cabin on the Grand Princess cruise ship after 21 passengers were diagnosed with coronavirus.

Pierce County Executive Bruce Dammeier discusses Governor Jay Inslee's event ban in King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties to slow the spread of coronavirus.

A Shorecrest parent with a compromised immune system wants schools to close until the coronavirus threat is over; the state superintendent weighs in.

Activist Maia Espinoza was so upset by the sex ed bill recently passed by the Legislature that she decided to run for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

The bill for comprehensive sex ed in Washington public schools has now passed both the Senate and the house, only requiring amendments to be ratified.

A Washington native living in Wuhan has been quarantined in his in-laws' home for six weeks after the city was placed on lockdown to fight the coronavirus.

A motel in Kent has been purchased to use as a quarantine for coronavirus, but the Mayor of Kent says she was not consulted at any point the process.