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COVID-19 — What you need to know today
Coronavirus pandemic continues worldwide. How is it impacting King County today?
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Protesters blast Legislature’s sex education directive
Republican lawmakers attempt to make the bill a ballot issue for November elections.
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4 King County paramedics quarantined after COVID-19 exposure
Two paramedic interns, two South King County primary response employees are asymptomatic, according to union executives.
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Governor closes all King, Snohomish and Pierce schools through April 24
Local school districts already had announced multiple week closures due to COVID-19.
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Petition calls for King County to stop quarantine site
Citizens, councilmembers question process for choosing locations.
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Public events in King County to be cancelled or restricted due to outbreak
It applies to everything from faith events to sporting events and concerts.
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COVID-19 — What you need to know today
More cases and deaths were reported in King County as the governor works to shut down large events
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Unconscious driver stopped at an intersection with car in drive | Bothell police blotter
Bothell police blotter for Feb. 25-26
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Low-wage workers will be hardest hit by economic coronavirus impacts
Nonprofits are expecting dramatic increases in requests following layoffs and hour reductions.
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Northshore Schools Foundation starts lunch fund
Students on free and reduced lunch can look forward to receiving meals during school closures.
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Life Care Center of Kirkland breaks silence at Saturday press conference
A public liaison for the center shedded light on resources, confirmed cases, employees and more.
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Eastside cities seeing widespread event, meeting cancellations
“Business as usual” was common for most cities earlier this week. Now, cancellations are increasing.
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Man assaulted over negative comments about flower business | Police blotter
The Bothell police blotter for Feb. 20-24.
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Vice President arrives with federal health experts to ‘epicenter’ of U.S. coronavirus outbreak
“We’re all in this together,” Mike Pence told Washington state officials.
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Possible medical supply shortages worry Virginia Mason doctor
Masks, gowns and gloves are all in high demand.
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‘If anyone’s questions should be answered, it’s ours’: Life Care families demand answers
Families of residents organized a press conference in front of the facility Thursday.
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AG Ferguson takes actions to respond to coronavirus
The attorney general’s office warned of scammers and announced a formal investigation into price gouging.