Masks, gowns and gloves are all in high demand.
The attorney general’s office warned of scammers and announced a formal investigation into price gouging.
Responding to the COVID-19 outbreak, non-essential in-person meetings for March have been called off.
King County releases details about purchase of Econo Lodge
Over 200 people are being supervised for possible virus exposure
Those with underlying lung or immune system problems are more at risk for serious complications.
Changes at Sea-Tac Airport include more hand sanitizer, training for biohazard cleaning.
The blood bank has lost 143 donations since March 1.
Locations for the facilities will include Seattle and White Center.
A state Department of Health spokesperson said their phone system is being overwhelmed.
The Tukwila USCIS office will be closed for two weeks
One staff member is at home recovering; 11 more tests are being examined.
Public health officials ask WA Legislature for $100 million.
Metro and Sound Transit continue to operate normal routes for now.
One suggestion would empower law enforcement and remove barriers to prosecution.
Local student to show award winning sculptures at Black Diamond Art show
Overseas port closures hurt WA companies that depend on international shipping.
The governor is orchestrating a four-day bargaining session with both sides led by an MIT professor.
It was filed on behalf of the family of a teenager who was paralyzed in the 2017 crash.
Democrats propose hundreds of millions toward affordable housing.