Washington Dept. of Health urges patience as state nears reopening
Washington is close to reaching its 70 percent vaccination goal.
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Washington is close to reaching its 70 percent vaccination goal.
Washington is on pace to completely reopen ahead of the state's June 30 target date.
SPS has six graduations scheduled for this weekend at the Pavilion.
Every success story comes with some kind of adversity. Terrance McKinney died twice during an arrest in 2015, but he's now representing Spokane in the UFC.
The state has given one shot of the COVID-19 vaccine to 64% of people 16 and older in Washington, meaning we're just 6% away from reaching the goal to reopen the state. Once that happens, almost all COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted.
One of three teenagers killed in Monday's Highway 395 crash has been identified as 19-year-old Jasmine Cogswell.
Vaccination rates are twice as high around the South Hill compared to rural parts of Spokane County.
Getting vaccinated now will fully protect you from COVID-19 by the Fourth of July.
Once 70% of adults start their vaccine process, Washington will fully reopen.
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For the first time in a year and a half, downtown Spokane feels quite normal again.
Malden is still in its early stages of recovering from a devastating wildfire, even 262 days later.
The CDC is coming to Washington to figure out if small number of rare Myocarditis cases are linked to the COVID-19 vaccine.
The incentives are growing each day to get vaccinated, and EWU is stepping up with free tuition.
Younger people have been responsible for a majority of cases reported to this point. That's why the Spokane Regional Health District is about to launch some special advertising to show those people why it's worth it to get their shot.
If 70 percent of adults in Washington receive one dose of the vaccine, the state can fully reopen.
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70 percent of Washingtonians need to at least start the vaccine process for the state to fully reopen.
The Western States Scientific Group now needs to approve the change for kids in Washington get the vaccine.
A shortage of microchips is impacting electronics, appliances and cars at dealerships and rental agencies.
Washington's vaccination efforts are hitting a speed bump. The supply isn't the issue—it's the demand.
Washington counties have two weeks to drive down COVID-19 cases and get more people vaccinated.
A fourth wave of infections is likely forcing Spokane County and many others back to Phase 2 next week.
We know younger people, specifically teens and 20-year-olds, are spreading COVID-19 more than any other age group.
Despite the increasing vaccinations and hope that comes with each shot, Spokane and several other counties in Washington will likely move back to Phase 2 next week.
If you're fully vaccinated, you can ditch that face mask when you're outside, but the recommendation comes with some conditions.
Spokane is desperate to vaccinate its younger population, because those people are putting the county at severe risk of falling back to Phase 2.
Less than 10 percent of COVID-19 transmission happens outdoors.
Spokane refugees are hoping for Biden administration to reunite them with loved ones by increasing the U.S. limit.
Younger people are driving up COVID-19 infections across the U.S., and that's why Washington is striving for 90,000 daily vaccinations in hopes of avoiding a fourth wave.
Vaccinating teens may help Washington and Idaho avoid a fourth wave of coronavirus
Today's the day we've all been waiting for—'Vax Day.' Everyone 16 and older in Washington are now eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and Governor Inslee is urging all adults to do just that.
On the eve of Washington allowing all adults to get the COVID-19 vaccine, health experts also have their eyes on a potential fourth wave of infections.
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About 56% of Spokane County's COVID-19 cases in the last two weeks come from people younger than 40.
The CDC announces travel changes for vaccinated Americans during a spring break travel surge.
The vaccines control our path forward, but life doesn't quite look normal yet for those who are fully vaccinated.
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Everyone gets their start somewhere.
The TSA has screened more than 1 million travelers across the U.S. each day over the last two weeks.
Agriculture workers at the Washington Asparagus Commission rushed to get vaccinated as soon as they became eligible.
The Washington Department of Natural Resources hopes to add the world's largest firefighting aircraft to its arsenal.
It's getting easier for you to find a vaccine appointment in Washington.
Doctors and nurses on the front lines knew they had to get ready for the worst, but even they didn't think it would last this long.
The COVID-19 vaccines are slowly helping us get past this year in the bubble, and tonight, more people in Washington are now eligible to get the vaccine.
Just eight people older than 80 in Spokane Co. were infected with COVID-19 between March 7 and March 13.
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Research shows 33% of adults between 18-29 want to wait and see others get the vaccine before they do.
Only 18 people over age 70 in Spokane County were infected by COVID-19 between February 28 and March 6, a stark contrast to earlier in the pandemic.
A white pickup truck ended up in someone's front yard after a car crash in Spokane Valley. Two people were sent to the hospital with serious injuries, and now deputies are investigating one of them for drug use.
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