Health officials of west coast states are worried about the novel coronavirus spreading through California, Oregon and Washington after confirming at least three patients were infected by unknown means.
The Washington Department of Health in a news release says healthcare systems are getting ready to potentially see more patients than usual and schools are receiving updated guidance on what to do to stay safe if they have cases.
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The Public Disclosure Commission rejected a settlement Thursday with Facebook. […]
Washington joins eight other state in banning the defense that’s described as panic brought on by a victim’s sexual orientation or gender identity
Northshore Schools Superintendent Michelle Reid says in a statement that crews made progress cleaning the school yesterday but she’s keeping it closed for a second day out of an abundance of caution
A Kaiser spokesperson told KGMI in an email statement that they will recruit 45 healthy people ages 19 to 55 to participate in the trial, which is expected to last 13 months
he state Department of Fish and Wildlife has teamed up with researchers, advocates and representatives of the whale-watching industry to develop rules for a new license
The Whatcom County Auditor’s Office says county voters have been even more engaged than statewide voters, with over 19,000 ballots already returned.
But the department does expect COVID-19 to spread in the US, which could put pressure on local health centers and affect day-to-day activities
Ferndale Communications Officer Riley Sweeney says The North Whatcom Poverty Task Force has taken a year to examine many factors affecting those living in poverty
