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Coronavirus

CDC drops quarantine, screening recommendations for COVID-19

CDC drops quarantine, screening recommendations for COVID-19

The nation's top public health agency on Thursday relaxed its COVID-19 guidelines, dropping the recommendation that Americans quarantine themselves if they come into close contact with an infected person.

2 days ago
Gov. Inslee drops COVID booster mandate for WA state workers

Gov. Inslee drops COVID booster mandate for WA state workers

Questions are now being raised about Governor Jay Inslee’s reasoning for lifting the COVID booster requirement for state employees, including ferry workers and state troopers.

2 days ago
DOH: New COVID-19 guidelines for schools, childcare providers in WA

DOH: New COVID-19 guidelines for schools, childcare providers in WA

The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) released its new COVID-19 guidelines for K-12 schools and childcare providers for the 2022-23 school year on Wednesday.

3 days ago
Seattle ends COVID hazard pay for grocery store workers

Seattle ends COVID hazard pay for grocery store workers

The Seattle City Council has voted to end COVID-19 hazard pay for grocery store workers.

August 3
New telehealth option launched to expand COVID-19 treatment access

New telehealth option launched to expand COVID-19 treatment access

To increase access to potentially life-saving medication to treat COVID-19, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has launched a new free telehealth option, available for patients both insured and uninsured. 

July 28
Gas prices across Washington
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Gas prices across Washington

Gas prices are still at a historic high, but trends point toward a slow fall in prices across Washington.

July 25
Anti-viral medication & antibody infusion are COVID-19 treatment options for pregnant people

Anti-viral medication & antibody infusion are COVID-19 treatment options for pregnant people

Brooke Lee is a artist and small business owner in Seattle who recently recovered from COVID-19 during the third trimester of her pregnancy.

July 18
Washington's hospitals 'dramatically over capacity,' WSHA says it's not COVID-related

Washington's hospitals 'dramatically over capacity,' WSHA says it's not COVID-related

The high patient loads aren’t directly because of COVID-19 cases, although they are increasing, but due to delayed procedures and difficulties discharging hospital patients.

July 18
Everett nurses say staffing shortage is becoming a crisis

Everett nurses say staffing shortage is becoming a crisis

Nurses in the North Sound are sounding the alarm with elected leaders, warning too many in their field are getting burned out and open positions are not being filled quickly enough to make up for it.  

July 15
King County health officials having 'active' discussions on whether to reinstate mask mandates

King County health officials having 'active' discussions on whether to reinstate mask mandates

COVID-19 levels remain high this summer in Washington’s most populous county — which includes Seattle.

July 14
Washington Artisan Cheesemakers Festival returns this fall

Washington Artisan Cheesemakers Festival returns this fall

After a two-year hiatus, the Washington Artisan Cheesemakers Festival will return to the Seattle Design Center on September 17, 2022. 

July 13
Arizona is most guilty of COVID-19 'panic buying,' study says

Arizona is most guilty of COVID-19 'panic buying,' study says

Researchers are revealing the top states guilty of COVID-19 “panic buying," and Arizona sits at the top of the list. We have how other states rank on the list, too!

July 13
Washington airports receive millions in grant money
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Washington airports receive millions in grant money

As part of President Biden's new infrastructure bill, a total of $1 billion will be distributed to 85 airports across the country, including Sea-Tac, Spokane, and Pullman-Moscow airports.

July 7
Biden touts spending plan as economic solution for unstable gas prices
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Biden touts spending plan as economic solution for unstable gas prices

The cost of gas has been slowly falling over the last few weeks, with the national average now at $4.77 per gallon, but prices could spike again.

July 6
This is how much money you need to be happy living in Washington, study finds

This is how much money you need to be happy living in Washington, study finds

Western Washington has grown wildly in the last few decades, and the cost of living has grown right alongside it. In order to be happy living in Washington, you will need a big chunk of change.

July 6
Sorority ordered to refund, waive $500K in unlawful housing fees on UW students

Sorority ordered to refund, waive $500K in unlawful housing fees on UW students

Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson said national sorority Alpha Omicron Pi charged thousands in housing fees for University of Washington students during the COVID-19 pandemic, even though students were unable to access that housing.

July 6
Pierce County on CDC’s list for high COVID-19 levels

Pierce County on CDC’s list for high COVID-19 levels

Pierce County is among several counties in Washington state that the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending to mask back up due to high levels of COVID-19. 

July 6
Families planning COVID vaccinations for youngest children in hopes of full immunity by fall

Families planning COVID vaccinations for youngest children in hopes of full immunity by fall

State health officials reported that in early June, infants and toddlers had the highest case rates amongst children and youth in Washington state, which was about 418 per 100,000 population.

July 5
COVID fatigue hits holiday weekend as cases spike in 6 Washington counties

COVID fatigue hits holiday weekend as cases spike in 6 Washington counties

Health officials say COVID is exploding in our state and the CDC is recommending people mask up in six counties in an effort to curb new infections. 

July 4
CDC recommends 6 Washington counties should wear masks again

CDC recommends 6 Washington counties should wear masks again

People in six Washington counties should begin wearing masks indoors in public and on public transportation again, according to recommendations from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

July 2
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Gov. Inslee drops COVID booster mandate for WA state workers

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