Coronavirus

One family in Grays Harbor County says COVID-19 is preventing them from being able to get the basic essentials.

The Washington State Department of Health has announced that the next group in line to receive the coronavirus vaccine will be those who are aged 65 and older and those 50 years and older who live in multi-generational homes.

The Tacoma Comedy Club always had a kitchen but could hardly be considered a restaurant. The transformation would prove grueling.

All healthcare workers in Washington State qualify to get the vaccine under the current phase. But recommendations are one thing, reality is another. A subset of high-risk healthcare workers are finding it almost impossible to get the vaccine.

Gov. Jay Inslee on Tuesday announced a regional economic reopening plan, with some COVID-19 restrictions on entertainment and individual fitness training being eased next week, but prohibitions on indoor dining at restaurants and indoor gyms remaining.

After nearly a month of serving customers indoors despite state rules against it, Stuffy’s II Restaurant of Longview, Washington received official notice Monday of a temporary restraining order and $126,000 fine.

You might be monitoring your bank account or your mail for that second stimulus check - or maybe you’ve already gotten it. But many local families are in a dire position knowing they won’t see a dime of that money.

Across the country, health officials are now facing a global shortage of medical gloves, which are key to protecting health care workers handling COVID-19 patients firsthand.

Currently, the Snoqualmie Valley School District has partially reopened for in-person learning with some special needs students back in classrooms.  

A business owner in Seattle is defying the governor’s order by opening the doors of her yoga studio to customers.

A Gold Bar restaurant is defying the governor’s orders and opening its doors to dine-in customers.