Safeway, Albertsons reserving hours for customers more vulnerable to COVID-19
Safeway and Albertsons locations across Washington are adjusting store hours to accommodate shoppers who are potentially more at risk of contracting COVID-19.
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'Others are more important than us': Kroc Center suspends programs to focus on emergency response
The Salvation Army center is suspending its programs for its 14,500 members for at least the next three weeks in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus throughout the area. Members there make up about a fifth of the community and rely on the center for childcare, exercise and education.
Organization that supports foster kids needs your help during COVID-19 closures
Not being able to have more than 50 people gathered together has cut down on socializing in our community, but that also includes fundraisers.
Mental health expert discusses impacts of social distancing
We all know by now that keeping our distance from one another is the best way to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Gov. Inslee allocates $200 million to expand COVID-19 healthcare resources
Governor Jay Inslee signed bills allocating $200 million to expanding statewide healthcare capabilities and resources amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Fan at 1A, 2A Hardwood Classic in Yakima tests positive for COVID-19
A fan who attended the 1A, 2A Hardwood Classic In Yakima earlier this month has tested positive for COVID-19, the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association said Tuesday.
Mullan schools to close through first week of April
All Mullan schools will close Wednesday through April 6 to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Mullan School District said Tuesday.
Tips from a teacher: How to homeschool your kids while working during a global pandemic
Athole McLauchlan is a second grade teacher at an international school in Beijing, where he and his family have lived for the past three years. At the end of January, as coronavirus concerns grew in China, he and his two…
Spokane Diocese suspends all public masses through April 6
The Catholic Diocese of Spokane is suspending all public masses until the first week of April to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it announced Tuesday.
4 coronavirus cases reported in Spokane County, 1012 statewide
The number of COVID-19 cases in Spokane County rose to four on Tuesday, while the statewide total surpassed 1,000.
St. Patrick's Day light show to go on as planned, live stream available
Riverfront Park's pavilion will turn green Tuesday night in a special light show in honor of St. Patrick's Day
DoorDash offering no-contact food delivery
The food delivery app now gives customers to option to have their food delivered to safe, drop-off zones.
Here are three workouts you can do at home while practicing social distancing
Gyms across Washington state have temporarily closed in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, but that doesn't mean you can't get in a quick sweat sesh.
100 things to do with your kids during coronavirus closures
It’s going to be a challenging few weeks for parents. We’re here for you! Below are some things you might want to look into for your kids.
Dry Fly Distilling to start producing sanitizer spray
Dry Fly Distilling has received federal approval to start producing sanitizer spray.
Seattle Mariners create fund to support day-of-game staff
The Seattle Mariners join other teams who have created similar funds to support event staff now without work.
Airway Heights to open walk-in clinic for wellness checks, screenings
First-come, first-serve clinic to open soon at site of former community center.
Blood donors needed amid severe supply shortage
Thousands of blood drives have been canceled, leading to a severe shortage.
Gonzaga making changes to available campus services during coronavirus pandemic
The University is rolling back campus services to remain in accordance with recent state restrictions.
First case of coronavirus confirmed in Tri-Cities area
Health officials have confirmed the first case of the novel coronavirus in the Tri-Cities area.
Washington driver's license offices closed this week
Washington's DOL office have been shut down through next week at the earliest due to the coronavirus pandemic.
How Meals on Wheels is serving seniors during a pandemic
The Greater Spokane County Meals on Wheels is getting its seniors signed up for home deliveries and closing its silver cafe sites where seniors meet for meals with one another.
Costco announces new protocol to combat coronavirus, stockpiling
The wholesale retail giant has dealt with large lines, stockpiling since the outbreak of COVID-19
