Dave Ross
CenturyLink field hospital closes, study indicates 72 degrees will slow virus
Catch up on the latest COVID-19 news with KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo. In this episode, hear why the CenturyLink field hospital is leaving.7 years ago
Nicole Jennings
Ah-choo! Is it coronavirus or just seasonal allergies?
Are your runny nose and sinus headache a sign of typical seasonal allergies, or could they be early symptoms of COVID-19? A UW doctor weighs in.7 years ago
Nicole Jennings
What does COVID-19 mean for former smokers, marijuana users?
Preliminary data from China and Europe shows smokers and people with chronic lung disease can contract more severe cases of coronavirus.7 years ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Cancer treatments in Seattle carry on during coronavirus pandemic
The Seattle Cancer Care Alliance is facing the same challenges seen across the health care system during this pandemic, plus the diagnoses of cancer.7 years ago
Nick Bowman
‘Strong evidence’ social distancing measures are working in Washington
As coronavirus projections in Washington continue to improve, recent data shows that's thanks in large part to the state's stringent social distancing measures.7 years ago
Tracy Taylor
Family porch photos bring laughter and fun to coronavirus quarantine
Tracy Taylor catches up with a local woman who has been having a little fun during the coronavirus quarantine by taking photos of families on their porch.7 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Pressure mounts for Gov. Inslee to restart private construction projects
Pressure is mounting on Gov. Inslee to relax his stay-at-home requirements for the private construction industry, which argues its work should be considered essential.7 years ago
Dori Monson
Dori: Gov. Inslee owes US Army, Feds an apology
A week ago, Gov. Inslee slammed our federal government for not doing enough for our state. Now, he owes them an apology.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Trump continues to play politics amid pandemic
Now that the 2020 contenders are set, the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. is going to have to share the stage with plain old politics.7 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Seattle tows cars of a dozen residents sheltering in homes
With Washington state under a stay-at-home order, why did the City of Seattle tow the cars of a dozen residents along SW Avalon Way?7 years ago
Hanna Scott
With ‘unsatisfactory’ help from White House, Inslee looks elsewhere for COVID-19 tests
Citing an "unsatisfactory" level of help from the federal government, Gov. Jay Inslee is looking elsewhere for help bringing in crucial coronavirus test kits.7 years ago
Kathryn Altena
Mayor Durkan: ‘We are not out of the woods’ despite recent progress in quelling outbreak
AARP Washington held a tele-town hall with Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan and public health officials in King County on the latest information about COVID-19.7 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Hundred Monroe inmates cause disturbance, threaten to set fires
Over a hundred inmates at the Monroe Correctional Facility caused a disturbance Wednesday night, threatening to set fires, according to the Washington State Patrol.7 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Hydroxychloroquine coronavirus treatment saved my friend’s life
John McConnell came down with coronavirus. Before he was placed on a ventilator, his doctor tried anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine. John says it saved him.7 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
CenturyLink Field Event Center hospital redeployed to another state
The field hospital currently housed at the CenturyLink Field Event Center will be redeployed to another state in need, announced Gov. Inslee Wednesday.7 years ago
Nick Bowman
Seattle scientist details ‘gold standard’ for tracking COVID-19 outbreak
Identifying people who have already recovered from coronavirus could very well be the best way to truly track its spread across the globe.7 years ago
KIRO Nights
Study of ICU patients finds ‘no one symptom’ specific to COVID-19
In a local UW Medicine study of ICU patients in the early days of the pandemic, only half of the patients had a fever upon hospital admission.7 years ago
Dori Monson
Dori: My message to high school seniors
Sympathy's OK, but I would ask high school seniors to be very careful about all the pity that is being heaped in your direction.7 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Seattle-area 911 calls actually down during pandemic, says EMT
While one might expect ambulances to be out en masse during a pandemic, Seattle-area 911 calls have actually been down in recent weeks.7 years ago
Nick Bowman
Washington state leads charge to get US to vote by mail in November
With a push beginning for a national vote-by-mail system to mitigate risks presented by COVID-19, WA Secretary of State Kim Wyman is helping lead the charge.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Dear Diary: Tales from isolation with Dave Ross
To fill the free time I suddenly have because of not commuting, I plan to write an occasional Isolation Diary, and so this will be Page 1.7 years ago
Nick Bowman
UW Medicine testing app designed to predict next major outbreak
A new app being tested by UW Medicine hopes to be able to predict the next major outbreak, available to 25,000 enrollees over the next two years.7 years ago
Jason Rantz Show
Snohomish County forms economic task force to help businesses, workers
Snohomish County Council Chair Nate Nehring says the task force will determine how to use local level resources to help those impacted by coronavirus.7 years ago
