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3 Rescued In North Everett Apartment Fire

Thursday, January 20 by Daniel Albert

EVERETT – Just after 12:30 a.m. this morning, the Everett Fire Department (EFD) responded to a report of an apartment fire in North Everett at the Riverdale Apartment complex at 1810 Chestnut St. According to a press release by the EFD, 911 reports indicated... Read More.

Snohomish County COVID Cases On The Rise: 250,000 Home Test Kits Ordered

Tuesday, January 11 by Daniel Albert

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers, Snohomish Health District Health Officer Dr. Chris Spitters, and Dr. Jay Cook, Chief Medical Officer for Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, gave updates on the response to COVID-19 for our county. In a recorded video conference published on the Snohomish... Read More.

Marysville Detectives Investigating A Homicide

Friday, January 7 by Daniel Albert

UPDATE Jan. 7, 3:21 P.M. - With the help of the Snohomish County Violent Offender Task Force, Boggess was arrested this afternoon in Seattle without incident. Marysville Detectives interviewed Boggess who confessed to the homicide. Anthony Boggess, 30 years of age was booked into... Read More.

Snohomish County Executive Proposes $1.2 billion budget for 2022

Monday, October 18 by Daniel Albert

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers has released his proposed 2022 budget. The $1.2 billion budget emphasizes public safety, social justice, community health, economic development, environmental sustainability, and much more according to his press release. The budget was submitted to the Snohomish County Council on Sept.... Read More.

Work or Play in King County – New Mandates

Friday, September 17 by Daniel Albert

Proof of vaccination or a negative test will now be required for residents, workers, or visitors to King County before they can enter most outdoor events and indoor establishments. The announcement came down yesterday (Thursday, Sept. 16) from Seattle & King County Public Health... Read More.

Amazon invests $1.2 billion to pay full college tuition for front-line employees

Friday, September 10 by Daniel Albert

Amazon announced yesterday that they plan to pay full college tuition for front-line employees as part of a $1.2 billion investment in education and skills training for the U.S. workforce. According to a release, more than 750,000 operations employees in the U.S. are... Read More.

‘Queer Eye’ star urges HIV-positive community to look up COVID-19 vaccine eligibility

Wednesday, February 24 by ABC News

By MEGAN STONE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness proudly rolled up his sleeve and received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and hopes to inspire those who are HIV-positive to follow his lead.

After a dark and deadly year, COVID-19 vaccines bring renewal, hope to hard-hit nursing homes

Wednesday, February 24 by ABC News

By LAURA ROMERO and DR. JAY BHATT, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- After more than 11 months of isolation, the dining room at John Knox Village was filled with laughter and joy last week. Residents of the independent 430-bed nursing facility in a... Read More.

Pulse oximeters, used to fight COVID-19, may be inaccurate on people of color: FDA

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Pulse oximeters, medical devices used in battling COVID-19, may not work effectively on people of color, according to health officials.The small devices clamp onto a patient's finger and measure oxygen levels in... Read More.

As COVID-19 turns more children into orphans, siblings step up to fill the void

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By ASHLEY LOUSZKO, IGNACIO TORRES and ASHLEY RIEGLE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- On his 11th birthday last May, Juan Ramirez woke up to the police and fire departments of Passaic, New Jersey, outside his home. Soon after, the mayor would... Read More.

As US surpasses half a million COVID-19 deaths, Latinos continue to feel impact of virus

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

By: LAURA ROMERO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- During the coronavirus pandemic's deadly peak last summer, Maggie Saldana begged her parents to stay home and not work. Saldana feared that her father, a grape picker, and her mother, an employee at a... Read More.

US crosses new COVID-19 milestone: Half a million Americans dead

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

By: IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- America surpassed another deadly coronavirus milestone Monday.The country has recorded 500,071 deaths related to COVID-19, according to data from John Hopkins University's Coronavirus Resource Center.The U.S. leads the world in coronavirus-related... Read More.

Stories tagged with: covid-19

3 Rescued In North Everett Apartment Fire

Snohomish County COVID Cases On The Rise: 250,000 Home Test Kits Ordered

Marysville Detectives Investigating A Homicide

Snohomish County Executive Proposes $1.2 billion budget for 2022

Work or Play in King County – New Mandates

Amazon invests $1.2 billion to pay full college tuition for front-line employees

‘Queer Eye’ star urges HIV-positive community to look up COVID-19 vaccine eligibility

After a dark and deadly year, COVID-19 vaccines bring renewal, hope to hard-hit nursing homes

Pulse oximeters, used to fight COVID-19, may be inaccurate on people of color: FDA

As COVID-19 turns more children into orphans, siblings step up to fill the void

As US surpasses half a million COVID-19 deaths, Latinos continue to feel impact of virus

US crosses new COVID-19 milestone: Half a million Americans dead

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