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Coronavirus
COVID-19 vaccine could be in Washington state by Christmas
Coronavirus
New COVID-19 restrictions in effect for Washington stores, restaurants and social gatherings
Gov. Inslee announced several statewide restrictions to help curb the spread of coronavirus. Most restrictions are in effect until Dec. 14.
Coronavirus
How bad is it? What data says about Washington's coronavirus outlook
Even with 95% of residents wearing masks, the state could see 36 deaths a day in February. If the state eased restrictions, that number could hit 115 daily deaths.
Coronavirus
Clark County health officials warn hospitals could be overwhelmed
The number of people hospitalized for COVID-19 is on the rise in Clark County.
Homeless
With limited shelter space, advocates worry Bend man won’t be only homeless person to die in the cold
Homeless advocates are worried what happened to Dave will happen again, and in more places.
Local News
'No evidence to suggest Kevin Peterson Jr. shot at officers' before being shot and killed, investigators say
The latest information from the independent investigation into Peterson's death indicates there is no evidence to suggest he shot at police.
Politics
Reports: Gov. Inslee a contender for cabinet position in Biden administration
Several news outlets reported Gov. Jay Inslee’s name has come up in conversations about positions for head of the EPA or Department of Energy.
Local News
New details in the shooting of Kevin Peterson, Jr.
New documents show what happened the night Kevin Peterson, Jr. was killed by detectives during a narcotics investigation in Hazel Dell.
Politics
Diving deeper into SW Washington races, voter trends
While the race in Washington's 3rd Congressional District was still competitive, the gap actually widened in Jaime Herrera Beutler's favor this time around.
Coronavirus
Medical workers reflect on seven months of COVID-19
With a coronavirus vaccine still in development, doctors and nurses are improving treatment methods for a virus that continues to spread.
Elections
Vancouver police increase patrols around ballot boxes, prepare for possible post-election unrest
Police and city leaders urged residents to avoid violence and destruction if they choose to exercise their First Amendment rights after the election.
Elections
Voter turnout continues to surge up to Election Day
Despite some negativity and safety concerns leading up to Election Day, there is no shortage of voter turnout or excitement.
Coronavirus
New COVID-19 restrictions in effect for Washington stores, restaurants and social gatherings
Gov. Inslee announced several statewide restrictions to help curb the spread of coronavirus. Most restrictions are in effect until Dec. 14.
Coronavirus
How bad is it? What data says about Washington's coronavirus outlook
Even with 95% of residents wearing masks, the state could see 36 deaths a day in February. If the state eased restrictions, that number could hit 115 daily deaths.
Coronavirus
Clark County health officials warn hospitals could be overwhelmed
The number of people hospitalized for COVID-19 is on the rise in Clark County.
Homeless
With limited shelter space, advocates worry Bend man won’t be only homeless person to die in the cold
Homeless advocates are worried what happened to Dave will happen again, and in more places.
Local News
'No evidence to suggest Kevin Peterson Jr. shot at officers' before being shot and killed, investigators say
The latest information from the independent investigation into Peterson's death indicates there is no evidence to suggest he shot at police.
Politics
Reports: Gov. Inslee a contender for cabinet position in Biden administration
Several news outlets reported Gov. Jay Inslee’s name has come up in conversations about positions for head of the EPA or Department of Energy.
Local News
New details in the shooting of Kevin Peterson, Jr.
New documents show what happened the night Kevin Peterson, Jr. was killed by detectives during a narcotics investigation in Hazel Dell.
Politics
Diving deeper into SW Washington races, voter trends
While the race in Washington's 3rd Congressional District was still competitive, the gap actually widened in Jaime Herrera Beutler's favor this time around.
Coronavirus
Medical workers reflect on seven months of COVID-19
With a coronavirus vaccine still in development, doctors and nurses are improving treatment methods for a virus that continues to spread.
Elections
Vancouver police increase patrols around ballot boxes, prepare for possible post-election unrest
Police and city leaders urged residents to avoid violence and destruction if they choose to exercise their First Amendment rights after the election.
Elections
Voter turnout continues to surge up to Election Day
Despite some negativity and safety concerns leading up to Election Day, there is no shortage of voter turnout or excitement.
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