The conference, organized by King County Councilman Reagan Dunn, will be held May 11.
The money will be split between expanding the office’s Crisis Response Team and deploying body cameras.
Voters decide on conservation levy and changing election years.
One will switch some odd-year elections to even years; another is a conservation levy lid lift.
Supply is limited; patrons are asked to limit themselves to two tests per household.
Is it possible for a city to switch counties?
None of the impacted inventory was put into use, hospital official says.
Cascadia Paranormal Investigations is a new research group.
Washington voters will decide fate of controversial bill in the Nov. 3 general election.
Poison exposures from the misuse of chemicals spiked 53 percent in the early days of the pandemic.
The county has met more than half its goals, but the ones it hasn’t met are critical in determining how many people are still being infected, and how quickly people are being tested.
The fine is nearly $10,000.
Lawsuit says state has violated Constitutional rights of citizens.
ED volumes across the state are falling, but that doesn’t mean people aren’t getting sick or hurt.
The fair has an estimated $5 million impact on the local economy and accounts for a majority of the Expo Center’s operating funds.
Social distancing has led to at least a temporary suspension of mobile blood drives.
The dashboard shows which facilities have reported the most deaths, as well as what symptoms and co-morbidities patients reported.
“Let’s Play Pretend…” came about when Scott Field was traveling away from his family.
Despite library buildings being off-limits, the library system has many virtual programs planned for the spring. Image courtesy King County Library System
The Arcora Foundation is also attempting to expand its urgent care database, allowing those with different insurances to use its services during the outbreak.
For the week of March 22-28, claims have reached more than 181,000.
Ten clients and two employees have tested positive for COVID-19.
Due to the coronavirus, the deadline for responding to the census is Aug. 14, 2020.
