Could Washington's COVID-19 deaths actually be higher than the current total reflects? New data from early on in the pandemic suggests that's possible.
After being closed for two months, casinos across Washington state are starting to reopen their doors to guests with new requirements and safety measures.
In an effort to stay safe from COVID-19 while leading a semi-normal life, Dr. Julia Marcus proposes lower risk activities to survive quarantine fatigue.
The Employment Security Department is reporting that it paid hundreds of millions of dollars in unemployment benefits to fraudsters in Washington state.
Rachel Belle takes us with her to her May 19th dentist appointment, that included a temperature check and waiting in her car instead of the waiting room.
Rick Steves travels to Europe every year around this time, but the COVID-19 pandemic is keeping him home in Edmonds for the first time in 30 years. He doesn’t mind it though, despite refunding thousands of European vacations.
More operating rooms at Seattle Children's Hospital have been shut down due to mold. Its a different strain than the type suspected of infecting patients.
Seafair has officially opted to not hold any of its major events in 2020. That includes the Blue Angels airshow, and its 4th of July fireworks celebration.
Mayor Durkan is again clashing with Seattle City Council, this time over a bill that would scale back homeless camp cleanups during the COVID-19 crisis.
Despite facing opposition from some to his stay-at-home order, Gov. Jay Inslee is polling favorably among Washingtonians over how he's managed the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
