'Spokane is back'; Gov. Inslee visits Spokane to celebrate reopening
Washington Governor Jay Inslee was in Spokane to celebrate the city's reopening after long year of pandemic lockdowns.
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Washington Governor Jay Inslee was in Spokane to celebrate the city's reopening after long year of pandemic lockdowns.
The Washington Department of Labor and Industries has fined a Spokane Valley trampoline park for being open when the agency said it's not allowed to be.
OLYMPIA, Wash - Despite reiterating that there's still a pause in the Safe Start plan, Governor Jay Inslee announced Tuesday the five remaining counties in modified phase one can move to phase two of the state's reopening plan.
Sunday marks 100 days since Spokane County entered Phase 2 of the Safe Start plan.
Governor Jay Inslee announced that museums, bowling alleys and U-pick farms can reopen under certain guidelines.
Starting Monday, weddings, funerals and gyms must have limited attendance and social distancing.
Eight Eastern Washington gyms have been fined for staying open in violation of Governor Inslee's Safe Start reopening plan.
Governor Inslee will address the media at 3 p.m. to announce "modifications" which are expected to go into effect next week.
King County has been approved to move to Phase 2 of Governor Jay Inslee's Safe Start plan, and several other counties are approved to move to Phase 3.
These classes are booking now for mid-June and throughout the summer.
There are protocols in place to make sure you can have a beer safely in the pub or on the patio.
Greater Spokane Inc. and Visit Spokane said Governor Jay Inslee and Secretary of Health John Wiesman are "wavering" on Spokane County's request to advance to phase 2 of the Safe Start plan.
The Grant County Health District is taking steps to qualify for a Phase 2 fast-track through the state's reopening plan, after being left out of a list of eligible counties on Tuesday.
Governor Inslee has issued new guidelines for the reemergence of real estate activities during Phase 2 of Washington's "Safe Start" plan.
Governor Jay Inslee has given Spokane County the green light to apply to move to phase two faster. This means restaurants could potentially open up with restrictions laid out under his "Safe Start" plan. However, it may not be enough for some to survive.
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has filed consumer protection lawsuits against two gyms that have opened in violation of the state stay-home order.
Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers has called on Governor Jay Inslee to reopen Spokane County.
Employees will be required to sanitize high touch areas on a regular basis. Additionally, businesses will have to clean all fitting rooms in between customers.
OLYMPIA, Wash - When Washington restaurants open for dine-in service in phase 2 of the governor's "Safe Start" plan, things will look a lot different. Not only will tables have to be placed six feet apart, restaurants will be required to keep a log of patrons for 30 days in case contact tracers need to notify them of possible exposure to COVID-19.
The Governor's Office is issuing guidance on restarting businesses and rebuilding the workforce.
Governor Jay Inslee announced three advisory groups aimed to help reopen the state during a COVID-19 response update.