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Health officer Dr. Jeff Duchin says we have to keep relying on proven preventative measures to suppress current and new COVID-19 variants.
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Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo is officially on baby watch, preparing to welcome a new baby gorilla in late January or early February.
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The Washington Education Association is requesting local officials prioritize any teachers working in person with students to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
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The state Department of Health has approved the City of Seattle to be a COVID vaccine distributor. Two mobile teams will start at adult family homes.
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The Seattle Public Schools Superintendent called on Gov. Inslee to give higher COVID-19 vaccine prioritization to educators and school district personnel.
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While Washington remains in Phase 1A of the COVID-19 vaccination effort at this time, health officials did announce details of Phase 1B and following tiers.
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Unified Command held a press conference Wednesday to share updates on the cleanup effort for the train derailment in Custer, Washington.
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Pier 57 has been approved to reopen as the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections has lifted the red tag on the privately-owned pier.
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For many, it’s not Christmas without "The Nutcracker," but due to the pandemic, many companies -- including Pacific Northwest Ballet -- are moving online.
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There had been some hope of seeing the Northern Lights this week, but it turns out it probably won't be visible in Washington state.
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Once a COVID vaccine is approved, the first to be vaccinated in Washington will be health care workers, followed by folks in long-term care settings.
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Attorney General Bob Ferguson issued guidance for third-party restaurant delivery services to avoid violations of the Washington Consumer Protection Act.
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Stevens Pass officially opened Friday, but reservations will be required for skiers, snowboarders, and anyone hoping for on-mountain access this winter.
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Fares on Sounder trains could go down by nearly $3 for some passengers if a current Sound Transit proposal is passed later this month.
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As COVID-19 cases continue to surge across the country, other western states have also enacted various limits, stay home orders, and mask mandates.