The drug Remdesivir may have led to shorter hospital stays and fewer deaths for patients in Everett.
One program will target aerospace companies. The other will focus on service and retail industries.
Antibody tests were positive for two patients who had symptoms a month before the first confirmed U.S. case.
Warm weather and Mother’s Day are near, but data shows Washington may be stalling against the virus.
Masks and temperature checks will be required for guests. Tulalips leaders are eyeing a May 26 opening.
The state is entering phase one of a four-tiered plan to reopen businesses and loosen restrictions on activities.
Those earning less than 60% of the median income are eligible for rent and grocery money and more.
Boat ramps, trailheads and golf courses can reopen — with social-distancing measures in place.
If approved, residents earning under $52,000 could qualify for cash or services via nonprofits.
Mayors, meanwhile, urged him to be transparent about plans to gradually resume commerce and reopen society.
State Superintendant Chris Reykdal said Wednesday the lowest grade a student can earn is an incomplete.
The city restricted vehicle access to Sunset Avenue North so walkers can stay six feet apart.
Swedish Health Services is going through its bank of recovered patients and asking them to donate.
Polyester swabs and saltwater are reliable substitutes for harder-to-find materials, the study found.
The federally funded COVID-19 test site at Everett Memorial Stadium is set to close Thursday.
Meanwhile, Snohomish County’s only government-funded drive-thru COVID-19 testing site closed Friday.
The health care workers say they are reusing the same gown and mask throughout 12-hour shifts.
