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Watch a replay of Gov. Inslee’s Friday news conference here

He discussed new protections for at-risk employees during the coronavirus outbreak.

Gov. Jay Inslee addressed news media on Friday from Olympia to discuss protections for at-risk employees during the COVID-19 outbreak. He said many in the state have not changed their behavior and need to heed an order to practice social distancing. This replay is from TVW.

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