Coronavirus

As Governor Jay Inslee is set to sign an updated proclamation to extend the eviction moratorium through December 31, landlords are speaking out about the financial pressure that is mounting each month.

One new COVID-19 death and 32 cases were reported on Monday from the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department.

A COVID-19 outbreak involving students at the University of Washington’s fraternities and sororities continues to grow with 238 positive cases as of Monday morning.

The owner of Yakima Speedway has been fined $2,500 after fans were allowed to attend an auto-racing event that officials say violated state coronavirus prevention rules.

Here’s a disturbing thought: getting COVID-19, later seemingly recovering it from it, but severe symptoms still don’t away-and linger months and months later. It’s an issue our medical field is grappling with, as they say surviving COVID apparently isn’t that simple.

It's a COVID-19 experimental treatment that's now in the headlines because of the President. But researchers at the University of Washington want to know more about it, and they're asking for your help.

During the Governor’s press briefing on Thursday, he announced the eviction moratorium will be extended until December 31.

More than a dozen AMC Theatres in Washington state will reopen next week. 

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday extended the state’s eviction moratorium through the end of the year, expressing concerns about housing insecurity during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Religious and faith based organizations have found their rhythm after state guidance was updated back in August.

School officials say about a third of the decline, or more than 11,000 students, was because of parents not enrolling their kindergarten-age children or delaying their start in public school.