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In its ruling, the court wrote that while “reasonable minds may disagree with the governor’s discretionary decisions, such disagreement is insufficient to support a recall.”
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Masks are still required on public transportation and in healthcare settings, says Spokane Regional Health Officer Dr. Francisco Velazquez. He says people should still take precautions against the coronavirus.
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Unions, nurse argue changing staffing ratios would address the nurse burnout crisis. Hospitals say it would be prohibitively expensive to implement
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COVID-19 has highlighted serious health inequities, a shaky supply chain and a lack of healthcare and public health infrastructure. U.S Senator Patty Murray is proposing legislation she says could address those challenges.
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Restaurant owners are calling for more federal financial aid as the industry struggles under mounting debt, and the omicron variant.
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Spokane Public Schools has about 400 staff members out due to coronavirus infections or quarantining.
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There are still delays for Covid testing through medical facilities, and the results of popular at-home tests often aren’t reported to health officials.…
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Medical providers in Washington are sounding the alarm about the rapid rise in Covid hospitalization rates.The state Medical Association on Thursday…
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The Spokane Falls Community College mass testing site closed Thursday after heavy snowfall damaged the drive through structure.According to a news release…
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The Spokane City Council approved nearly $14 million in covid relief spending Monday night, with a large share of the funds going toward housing.About $6…