4 News Now Q&A: How to keep your family safe this holiday season
Q: How can my family safely celebrate holidays this year? A: Normally, the start of fall is the time when families map holiday plans and make travel reservations. It's a time…
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4 News Now Q&A: Flu or COVID-19?
We know both the flu and coronavirus spread through droplets from the nose and mouth. Both can spread before people even know they're sick. With all of these similarities, many are wondering how to tell the difference between the flu and COVID-19.
4 News Now Q&A: What will flu season look like in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic?
Flu season is quickly approaching and many people have questions about what it will look like in the midst of a global pandemic.
4 News Now Q&A: Debunking face mask myths
Myth No. 1: Wearing a mask won't really protect me from the virus According to research from the University of Washington, the latest projection says more than 179,000 Americans will die by…
4 News Now Q&A: Answering your questions about the history of police use of force in Spokane
You have been watching incidents of police brutality in cities big and small, and many of you are are asking: Does this happen here at home?
4 News Now Q&A: What does it mean to 'defund' a police department?
There is a growing push to "defund the police" across the country. While many agree some kind of action is needed to reform the system, some argue dismantling law enforcement groups could be dangerous. It's a topic making waves around…
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.
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.
4 News Now Q&A: We answer your questions about contact tracing
We know that one of the tools used to help stop the spread of COVID-19 is contact tracing. Washington is training 1,300 people to do this.
