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The first patient in a Seattle clinical trial to find a coronavirus vaccine will receive an experimental dose on Monday.

There are now at least 95 coronavirus deaths in Washington, with 1,996 cases confirmed.

Safeway and Albertsons locations in Washington will spend nights restocking shelves that have run dry in the wake of the state's coronavirus outbreak.

Vail Resorts and Alterra Mountain Company decided Saturday they would shutter 49 of North America’s most well-known resorts, including Whistler and Crystal.

It’s been a staple of Seattle tourist attractions for more than 20 years. But, now Ride the Ducks Seattle has shut down operations for good.

In an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, King County plans to repuurpose three more properties for isolation centers.

Washington state health officials are fighting the new coronavirus on two fronts — containment, while trying to ensure hospitals can care for people who become sick, and to date, they have not received the equipment they need, officials said.

Health officials say 42 people in Washington state have died from the coronavirus. Another 769 cases have been confirmed.

The Seattle Symphony is broadcasting virtual concerts on YouTube and Facebook to prevent bringing the large group of musicians into the same space.

Governor Jay Inslee announced Friday that all K-12 public and private schools in Washington state must be closed until April 24.

Some areas across the Puget Sound region might see a light dusting of snow or snow/rain mix on Saturday as a cold system moves across the region. The snow level remains at 500 feet or below.

King County will be shifting how it uses its coronavirus isolation sites, after a patient at its Kent quarantine site left against the advice of on-site security.

As concerns over the coronavirus have escalated this week, Seattle businesses, arts, and its everyday citizens are rallying together on social media.

With large events banned and much of the Seattle area staying home, the hit to local industry has been significant in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. 

President Trump hinted to reporters that he is considering limiting domestic travel to parts of the U.S. where the coronavirus outbreak is "too hot."