Inslee issues new guidelines for religious gatherings under phase 1 and 2
Governor Jay Inslee announced the state will ease some of the restrictions on religious gatherings for groups in both phase 1 and 2 of Washington's Safe Start plan.
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Future of Lime scooters returning to Spokane uncertain amid COVID-19
Summer is just a month away, but the prospect of tearing around on Lime scooters as the city recovers from COVID-19 is still uncertain.
4 News Now Q&A: Answering your questions about summer activities in a pandemic
With our temperatures heating up, and Summer just around the corner, a lot of people are thinking about swimming but are wondering if it's safe right now.
The Wandering Table makes a slower adjustment to Phase 2 guidelines
As of this week, the restaurant is open at 30% capacity and some tables inside are being kept vacant for social distancing.
Silverwood, Boulder Beach to open Saturday with safety precautions in place
Warm weather is on the way for the weekend, which has prompted Silverwood Theme Park to open Boulder Beach on Saturday.
Garland Business District raising money for local businesses impacted by pandemic
The Garland Business District Association is raising funds to help local businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
No-Li Brewhouse reopens: What's new in the brew and under Phase 2
There are protocols in place to make sure you can have a beer safely in the pub or on the patio.
Task force looking at options to get students back into classrooms this fall
State Superintendent Chris Rekydal said Washington leaders are getting a better idea of what school will look like for students this fall.
Local businesses navigate 'new normal' under phase 2 guidelines
You can officially start shopping at your favorite store once again. However, just because shops are open, doesn't mean everything will go back to how it was.
UW Medicine to furlough about 4,000 workers
UW Medicine announced furloughs of about 4,000 members of its unionized workforce in spite of the healthcare-system’s position at the forefront of COVID-19 response efforts both locally and globally.
497 people test positive for COVID-19 in Spokane County, 31 have died
The Spokane Regional Health District reports that 497 people have tested positive for COVID-19 across the county, and 31 people have died; but the Health District says this is not indicative of community spread.
Macy's, other stores to open with NorthTown Mall this Tuesday
In a post to Facebook, the mall said, "We've missed you!," adding it's taking the necessary steps you make sure shoppers have a safe, worry-free visit.
Try something on but don't want to buy it? Shops have to take it off the shelf for 24 hours
Shops around Spokane County have started to open their doors. They're having to follow guidelines laid out by Gov. Jay Inslee as the county goes through Phase 2 of the "Safe Start" plan.
For here or to go? A list of local restaurants now offering dine-in services
Not sure what's open for dine-in? We've started a list! Want to add your business? Click the link!
Grant County one of seven approved to advance to phase 2 of reopening
An additional seven Washington counties have been approved to move forward under Governor Inslee’s ‘Safe Start’ plan, according to the State Emergency Operations Center.
Retail stores, salons ready to reopen in phase 2
When Spokane County officially announced the move to phase two, some businesses were already ready to take in customers. Others still had to put on the finishing touches, making sure it's safe for staff and customers.
Spokane Public Schools creates task force to plan for next school year
Spokane Public Schools is trying to figure out how to bring students back in the fall safely.
Made in the Northwest: Lumberbeard Brewing adjusts focus to survive shutdown
Two months ago on Made in the Northwest, we told you about Lumberbeard Brewing, a new Spokane brewery trying to survive the COVID-19 shutdown. Derek Deis decided to reach back out to Lumberbeard to see how it's staying afloat during the pandemic.
Grant County one of three now eligible to apply to move forward
Grant, Cowlitz and Pacific counties can now submit an application for variance under the plan. If approved, those counties could move forward to phase 2, which allows limited in-store retail, salon and gym services.
Chewelah businesses adapting to new guidelines in phase 2
It's been about one week since Stevens County received the OK to move to phase two. Businesses all over are trying to adapt to the new guidelines in the second stage of the Safe Start plan.
Funeral homes changing the way they hold services in Spokane due to pandemic
It's one of the hardest times in our lives -- saying goodbye to a loved one. What if you could only do it through a screen?
Spokane funeral home cancels Memorial Day events, finds another option
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Memorial Day is going to be different for those in Spokane looking to pay their respects. At the Fairmount Memorial Park, they had…
4 News Now Q&A: We answer your questions about antibody testing
There has been much talk about serology tests, also known as antibody testing. It's a blood test that can determine whether you had COVID-19 and now have antibodies against the virus.
The Coug back in business, but things will look a little different
The Coug is back and open for business in Pullman, but it might look a little different the next time you visit.
