A COVID vaccine is coming. Here’s how WA is preparing
With multiple vaccines on the way, local governments face major logistical challenges to distribute doses.
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Report: Virus spreading in households, gatherings, worksites
SEATTLE (AP) — A new report shows people infected with the coronavirus in Washington state’s most populous county in recent weeks have been mostly exposed in homes, during social activities and gatherings, and in workplaces. Instead of a few “hotspots,”…
WSU men's basketball coach Kyle Smith cleared to attend season opener
WSU head basketball coach Kyle Smith is now COVID-free and will be on the bench for the season opener Wednesday night.
Here's where to see holiday lights in the Inland Northwest
4 News Now wants to help you celebrate the holidays safely, so we have created a map of holiday light displays that you can enjoy from the comfort of your own car.
More COVID-19 cases linked to Adams Co. 'superspreader' wedding
Additional COVID-19 cases have been linked back to what health officials are calling a "superspreader event."
Officials warn that COVID-19 hospitalizations are spiking
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Tuesday warned that hospitalizations in the state are nearing rates seen early in the pandemic due to a continued surge in new coronavirus cases around the state, and he said that restrictions on businesses may need to be expanded if the growth of cases doesn’t slow.
Gov. Inslee warns of the consequences of rising COVID-19 numbers
Another 289 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in Spokane, according to new numbers from the Health District. Governor Jay Inslee warned that if those numbers don't drop, more restrictions could be on the way.
How to stay safe while flying during the pandemic
Millions of people are still traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday, even though health officials asked them not to. If people plan to still fly, there are still ways to try and minimize that chance of getting COVID-19 this holiday season.
WA Sec. of State, AG issue statement on what happens if Inslee 'hypothetically' resigned
Despite Governor Inslee saying multiple times he has no interest in a cabinet position in President-elect Biden's administration, Washington's Secretary of State and Attorney General issued a joint statement on what would happen if Inslee left his job.
WSU fans react to news of Apple Cup being called off
It was two years ago Monday that the 111th apple cup was played in Pullman and conditions were similar to what they were Monday afternoon: snowy and wet and as the night went on the snow continued to fall, creating…
Quincy police take wanted suspect into custody
A wanted suspect was taken into custody by Quincy Police early Tuesday morning.
Newport Police locate missing man
A man missing from the Newport area has been found.
WSU and UW compete to raise funds for Team Gleason despite Apple Cup cancelation
The WSU-UW rivalry is a tale as old as time, and even though the Apple Cup is a no-go this year, the two schools are competing to raise the most money for ALS nonprofit 'Team Gleason.'
Car battered by falling logs on State Route 28, no injuries reported
A car was bashed up by logs that came loose from a trailer while driving on State Route 28. Thankfully, only minor injuries were reported.
Washington's 'Cosmic Crisp' apples to ship nationwide this week
Washington's beloved Cosmic Crisp apples will begin nationwide shipping this week, letting the rest of the U.S. in on what we've already known—these apples are out of this world!
Whitman Co. sees 100 COVID-19 cases over the weekend, bringing total to 2,255
Whitman County has reported 100 people tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend, bringing the county total to 2,255.
'I'm fighting as hard as I can': Spokane teen with terminal cancer outlives odds
Nine months - that's how long doctors gave 17-year-old Jaden Baer to live. Friday marks nine months since Jaden was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor.
Washington State University plans to test every student in upcoming semester
PULLMAN, Wash. -- This time of year, students look forward to visiting their families during the Thanksgiving break. Officials at Washington State University are warning against such gatherings this year. It's part of their larger plan to get a grip…
Nearly 50 cats removed from Central Washington home
Dozens of cats have been removed from a Yakima County residence in the second large-scale hoarding situation in the the county in the past month.
WSU holds town hall addressing new COVID-19 plan
During the past semester, Washington State University has seen its share of challenges with COVID-19. Now, they want students who travel home for Thanksgiving to stay home until the next semester.
Spokane Schools work to address waning attendance rates with remote learning
Students in Spokane Public Schools are inching toward the end of the semester. Most students are still learning virtually and continue to face hurdles.
Do you have a great holiday light display? Help us create a list
The holidays will be different this year, but that does not mean they cannot be magical.
Central WA Rep. Dan Newhouse tests positive for COVID-19
Central Washington Congressman Dan Newhouse tested positive for COVID-19.
WIAA releases amended high school sports schedule; seasons shortened to 7 weeks
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) is amending high school sports seasons, shortening a year's worth of sports into just five months in light of the pandemic.
