SPOKANE CO., Wash. -- Voters will decide on the future of Spokane County's criminal justice system when they cast their vote in the prosecutor's race. Incumbent Larry Haskell, a Republican, is running against non-partisan candidate Deb Conklin. Haskell was first…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The November general election is quickly approaching and 4 News Now wants your input. This year, Spokane County will elect new county commissioners and a new sheriff. Idaho will decide who will be governor for the next…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- With this year's Medicare Annual Enrollment period coming up, it's important to connect those who qualify for the program with experts who can help. That's why Community Health Plan of Washington is hosting two free events in…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- For the first time in 16 years, Spokane County will elect a new sheriff this year. Current Undersheriff John Nowels and former deputy and law enforcement instructor Wade Nelson will be on the ballot in November. What…
Washington voters will decide on August 2 who will advance to the November general election.
Q: Why are vaccinated people still getting sick with COVID-19? A: Some people believe the COVID vaccines will completely block infection, but that is not…
Q: What should you know about pills to fight COVID? As omicron continues to spread this holiday season, drug companies Pfizer and Merck are preparing to launch the first COVID pills. These at home tests would be prescribed by doctors…
Q: Does your vaccine protect you against omicron? A: According to leaders with the World Health Organization, a new study from South Africa suggests the Pfizer vaccine is only 33 percent effective at preventing omicron. But Dr. Anthony Fauci says…
Researchers around the world are racing to understand omicron. Although there is still a lot of uncertainty about almost every aspect of the variant, we…
Q: How will the omicron variant affect your holiday travel? The rapid speed of the omicron variant could not come at a…
Q: What should you know before getting a COVID booster shot? At this point, most of us are not eligible for a COVID booster shot. Pfizer and Moderna's additional dose is only allowed for certain groups. But now that the…
Q: How can you prepare your mind and body for the end of Daylight Saving Time? Daylight Saving Time ends…
Q: Which protects you better, natural infection or vaccination? A: As with most illnesses, contracting COVID-19 provides immune memory that helps protect against…
Q: How will the global supply chain backlog impact your holiday shopping? Massive supply chain disruptions are leaving shelves…
Q: Is it safe to get the COVID booster and flu shot together? A: If you have not already,…
Q: How will Pfizer's COVID vaccine be tweaked for younger kids? A: Experts say the main difference between adult and child vaccines will be…
The saying "No shirts, no shoes, no service" has been around for decades. But what about "No shot, no service"?
Should people who were vaccinated early be concerned about still being protected?
Breakthrough cases have many vaccinated people asking if they should be worried about getting COVID, or infecting someone else.
We are less than a week into summer and already, more than 500,000 acres of land have burned across the country. That has many people wondering how the heatwave hitting the West Coast is fueling those flames.
Will kids wear face masks when they return to school in the fall?
Should you get your kids vaccinated against COVID-19?
What's the harm in skipping the second dose of the COVID vaccine?
Are your COVID vaccine side effects normal?
