Author: PNW Live

Firefighters battled a fire in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood Saturday morning. Smoke could be seen from all over the city. The building at 601 Aurora. Ave North is vacant, according to the Seattle Fire Department. “I can’t breathe,” said…

A new study out of the University of Washington predicts that the state could see almost 1,400 coronavirus deaths by early June, peaking at 27 deaths a day by late April. Bill Gates: Complete US shutdown is only way to…

President Trump praised Vice President Mike Pence’s work with the Coronavirus Taskforce, specifically for keeping open lines of communication with the governors in every state when Trump admitted he would not do the same. “He calls all the governors,” Trump…

A recently-released study found that while travel bans have been useful in slowing the spread of coronavirus, social distancing measures have been far more effective in controlling the epidemic. UW study: Washington could see 1,400 coronavirus deaths by June The…

The Washington State Department of Transportation announced Thursday that it would be suspending “most state construction work” for at least the next two weeks. How Washington’s stay-at-home order will affect construction projects Contractor partners with WSDOT are being asked to…

Gov. Jay Inslee reminded all Washingtonians to stay home and do their part to help limit the spread of the coronavirus across the state, even in places where cases are low. Full details on what’s allowed under Inslee’s stay-at-home order…

I guess your parents didn’t tell you what can and what cannot be flushed down the toilet. King County sewers are being overwhelmed with “fatbergs” that are clogging the pipes. “It’s a terrible, disgusting mess,” said Marie Fiore, King County…

Doctors are desperate for surgical masks in the midst of the nation’s ongoing coronavirus outbreak. “These masks are meant for one-time use,” said Dr. Lisa Dabby on CNN. “They’re meant to be put on your face, protect you from one…

The Skagit County Tulip festival is following the governor’s stay-at-home order, prompting growers to close their operations and fields to the public. Rantz: Send chocolate to local coronavirus health care workers The majority of the festivals events and activities have…

Miss listening to Tom and Curley on your drive home from work? Just because you’re not stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic doesn’t mean you can’t hear Tom chuckle at John’s wisecracks. It’s all about changing habits during Washington’s stay at home…