Experts with the Washington State Department of Health are concerned about a recent climb in COVID-19 cases, saying the feared "fall surge" is starting and Washingtonians must act now to reverse the trend.
A Yoke's employee seen on video confronting an unmasked shopper has been fired from his job.
Idaho state officials estimate hundreds of more residents have died than in a normal year, even without counting fatalities that are attributed to the coronavirus.
Over the weekend both Washington and Idaho saw rises in the overall number of COVID-19 cases, but when it comes to the incidence rate, Idaho has the sixth-highest in the country—higher than even New York or Florida.
The Central Valley School District is allowing more students inside of the classroom. Starting this week, first grade students will be able to return to school for full time in-person learning.
The Kootenai County Board of Commissioners quickly shut down the idea of using CARES Act funding to participate in a mask campaign.
Yoke's Fresh Market has responded to a viral video showing an altercation between an unmasked customer and masked Yoke's employee at the store's North Foothills location.
High school students in Coeur d'Alene are getting ready to return to hybrid learning.
A staff member at the Spokane Veterans Home tested positive for COVID-19 and is currently isolating at home.
Music venues have been shut down for seven months and there is no timeline for when they could reopen.
Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward and the City Council have each laid out their priorities and will now try to settle differences on plans for 2021 budget.
The Board of Trustees for Coeur d'Alene Public Schools will meet on Monday to discuss scaling back schools to the hybrid learning model.
Lynch said the hospital still does not know the source of the outbreak.
Four people have now from COVID-related causes in Whitman County.
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Teachers are working hard to make sure kids are getting the education they need.
For college students around the country, Spring Break is a time to take a breather, enjoy some nice weather and have fun—but in the upcoming Spring 2021 semester, Washington State University students won't be having that luxury.
The Panhandle Health District moved Kootenai County into the "moderate" risk level for schools and businesses on Thursday.
Two employees at Pullman Regional Hospital have tested positive for COVID-19.
Are you willing to wear your mask at home? The director for the Centers for Disease Control said small group gatherings are behind the latest surge in COVID-19 cases.
As of Wednesday, about 14 percent of students at Lake City High School in Coeur d'Alene are in quarantine.
Native Americans across the country are getting hit hard by COVID-19. They're more likely than White people to get the disease and to have a serious case. In Spokane, The NATIVE Project is hoping to bring down those numbers.
