Gee and Ursula

Georg Reutin is living through the global pandemic in a room at the Columbia Lutheran Home in Seattle.

As businesses start to reopen after the shut down in Washington state, many workers are concerned that their job site may not be safe.

A nurse updates us on her husband's struggle with coronavirus and what treatment regimen she credits with his improvement.

Small businesses around the state and across the country are trying to apply loans to help them survive the closures and stay afloat through the pandemic.

Gee Scott's college basketball coach, Tom Schermerhorn, survived COVID-19. He joins the show to discuss how this virus impacts everyone differently.

With many states starting to reopen, Columbia University virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen remains skeptical that any of them are actually ready.

Michael Pederson from Issaquah is recovering from COVID-19, but warns others that the virus can damage your heart and kidneys as well as your lungs.

Pierce County Executive Bruce Dammeier believes protecting workers and the community will be the key in returning to business operations.

With the coronavirus outbreak continuing without a clear end in sight, virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen is cautioning against summer travel plans.

Tammy Edwards is at home, alone, trying to recover from COVID-19, while her husband is battling to stay alive at the hospital where she works.