Trump uses wartime act but GM, Ventec are already moving fast

Business

Trump uses wartime act but GM, Ventec are already moving fast

The carmaker is working with the Bothell company to produce up to 10,000 ventilators per month.

Inslee: Washington needs more coronavirus test supplies

Northwest

Inslee: Washington needs more coronavirus test supplies

The governor urged a “World War II” kind of mobilization to manufacture materials.

Weeks after schools close, some are logging back in to learn

Local News

Weeks after schools close, some are logging back in to learn

Districts across the state are expected to offer online learning. Locally, those plans differ.

Opinion

Saunders: Worst-case scenarios aren’t the only possibilities

We can’t lift vigilance tomorrow, but there are risks in keeping the economy shut down for months.

Opinion

Commentary: Outbreak shows we can confront climate change

We’ve sacrificed to save the lives of our elders; we must do the same to save younger generations.

Local News

The governor warns of stepped-up ‘stay home’ enforcement

Meanwhile, Snohomish County has postponed the deadline to pay property taxes until June 1.

Snohomish County manufacturers sew 27,000 masks for nurses

Local News

Snohomish County manufacturers sew 27,000 masks for nurses

Two Mukilteo businesses, and others around the county, have shifted their focus to fight COVID-19.

Editorial: Yes, COVID-19 is closing the gates on parks

Opinion

Editorial: Yes, COVID-19 is closing the gates on parks

The balance between caution and getting outdoors does require some concessions. But you can still walk.

Opinion

Commentary: Veterans among most at risk during virus outbreak

Congress must make sure our veterans can get the care they need for therapies and a vaccine.

Opinion

Comment: We can’t lag in limiting virus risk among homeless

Limiting the virus’ spread among those vulnerable will require more screening and better shelter.

Opinion

Commentary: Which airlines can weather an 18-month shutdown?

Those who can turn to governments and wealthy shareholders may have the cash they need to survive.

Stop flushing wipes, facial tissue, paper towels, cities beg

Local News

Stop flushing wipes, facial tissue, paper towels, cities beg

Coronavirus prompted a run on them. But they’re wreaking havoc on utilities across Snohomish County.

Local News

Recovering addicts turn to the web, each other amid outbreak

“We are taught … to not be alone.” As meeting sites closed in Everett, 12-step programs moved online.

Local News

A note from the publisher

The Daily Herald responds to the COVID-19 outbreak.

She’s 101 and bowled a 159 before coronavirus shut the lanes

Local News

She’s 101 and bowled a 159 before coronavirus shut the lanes

Carol Perry can’t celebrate her 102nd birthday bowling Tuesday. But maybe her kids will get her a Wii.

Inslee gives guidance for funerals, real estate, tribes

Local News

Inslee gives guidance for funerals, real estate, tribes

He gave the go-ahead for funerals, but only immediate families can attend.

42 test positive for COVID-19 at Whidbey Island nursing home

Local News

42 test positive for COVID-19 at Whidbey Island nursing home

The Coupeville facility’s 49 residents and 100 staff members have all been tested for the virus.

Trump says he’s asked Pence to stop calling Gov. Jay Inslee

Northwest

Trump says he’s asked Pence to stop calling Gov. Jay Inslee

The Washington governor has been a critic of the president on a number of issues.

Bellingham doctor loses job after blasting hospital over virus

Northwest

Bellingham doctor loses job after blasting hospital over virus

He said his superiors warned him to stop speaking out about what he considered sluggish preparations.

Opinion

Commentary: We might need some ‘social-media distancing’ now

Facebook and Twitter may be throwing too much information at us, little of it useful or reliable.