The payments showed up in direct-deposit accounts this week. Couples get $2,400, plus $500 per kid.
Watch your ear, wear a hat: DIY hairstyles flourish with “non-essential” barbers and salons closed.
Under supermarket COVID-19 rules, touch only what you buy. Stay in the right lane. Don’t be a cranky pants.
The store will close for cleaning. Five other Trader Joe’s stores closed temporarily this week.
Raja the star sulcata has less company and walkers due to COVID-19. The dogs are getting hairier.
Districts dig into supply closets to help frontline workers. Others pitch in, too.
Pot shops stay open amid COVID-19, with curbside pickup. And stimulus checks are coming soon.
Carol Perry can’t celebrate her 102nd birthday bowling Tuesday. But maybe her kids will get her a Wii.
A trip to the store will get trippier as anti-virus measures are brought in for shopper and worker safety.
Tyler Chism, 33, an Everett city worker and man about town, tells what it’s like to have the virus.
In days before the stay-at-home order, families took in movies. Now you have to get your popcorn to go.
Stores are adjusting to accommodate seniors and others who need to avoid crowds. And they’re hiring.
Health officials say to leave some for your neighbors. Don’t buy more than you need.
Cosmetology in the time of coronavirus pandemic halted as non-essential services. No tattoos, either.
People don’t have to report to jury duty, and defendants will have a longer wait.
Crystal Mountain and Stevens Pass are both closed due to coronavirus concerns starting Sunday.
Susan Anabel was trapped on a cruise ship with 3,700 people, 4,800 miles from home.
Two units in the Washington State Reformatory have been quarantined. Visitations are on hold.
Both victims were in their 80s. One was connected to a Stanwood care home. The other was not.
Stock the pantry and medicine cabinet, and get things to entertain the family and pets for 14 days.
