What We Know: Coronavirus update for April 27, 2020
With information changing by the day, it can be difficult to keep track. We’re hoping to make the process a little easier for you by putting that information in one place.
Author: 4 News Now Staff
Former Daquiri Factory owner, grand theft inmate included in COVID-19 releases
Jamie Pendleton, the former owner of defunct Spokane bar Daquiri Factory, faced 14 years in prison after pleading guilty to grand theft in 2016. Now, the Department of Corrections is releasing him back to Spokane.
Networks worldwide to host 'One World: Together at Home'
The world's broadcast networks are teaming up with the World Health Organization to host 'One World: Together at Home,' a historic, global event to unite the world and celebrate COVID-19 frontline workers.
APIC Spokane hosting online lessons to stand up to anti-Asian bullying
The Asian Pacific Islander Coalition (APIC) is hosting online lessons to prevent anti-Asian bullying in the wake of COVID-19, which was first identified in China.
Top FREE resources for those new to remote working
Are you one of the many of Americans who are suddenly thrust into the home office? Due to stay at home orders across the country, many companies have implemented work-from-home policies and are encouraging employees to try to work productively…
Tracking COVID-19: A breakdown of the latest numbers in Washington and Idaho
COVID-19 is spreading rapidly and it can be difficult to keep tabs on the numbers of confirmed cases and deaths in different parts of the Inland Northwest.
MultiCare hospitals instate new visitor restrictions
All visitors to any MultiCare Hospital Facilities will now be screened before entering the facility amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
#happylife: Should I stay put or sell? Financial experts say don't panic, be smart
The coronavirus is affecting everyone’s financial health. Markets have been in a freefall the past few weeks and if you’re shedding a tear looking at your 401K, you’re certainly not alone.
EWU's Legans named Big Sky Conference coach of the year
The third-year Eastern Washington University men's basketball coach was announced Tuesday (March 10) as the Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year from balloting by the league's 11 head coaches.
Avista ordered to refund Washington customers $8.4 million
If you’re an Avista customer, you could be coming into some money.
SNAP set to expand Women's Business Center using $50K in grant money
Twenty groups across the country were just given a combined $1 million in grant money from U.S. Bank and a Spokane non-profit made the list.
Washington Secretary of State boycotting presidential primary because of privacy concerns
This year in Washington, your vote in the presidential primary will matter more than ever before -- but there's a catch.
Betty Joyce Pendergrass
Betty Joyce Pendergrass was born at home in Garfield, Washington on May 26th, 1938 as the youngest of 4 siblings to Ada and Cecil Curtis. She met her husband Arthur Dale Pendergrass in 1955, at a Fireman’s Dance when…
WATCH: ABC News hold Democratic debate in New Hampshire
Seven of the 11 Democratic presidential candidates take the stage in New Hampshire for the eighth debate.
ProPublica investigation reveals concerns about booster seat safety
A new investigation questions safety claims by a well known booster seat manufacturer.
Central Valley HS student hit by car, now fighting for his life
A Central Valley High School student is fighting for his life after being severely injured in a crash Tuesday night.
General Hospital rescheduled on 4 News Now
General Hospital’s episode for Wednesday will be rescheduled for early Thursday morning.
Spokane Public Schools "open & on time" Tuesday
Spokane Public Schools will be open and on time Tuesday, according to a tweet from the district Monday night.
City crews respond to clean up campsites at downtown Spokane underpass
Homeless campers under the Browne St. underpass in downtown Spokane were cleared out by city crews Tuesday morning.
