Two new cases of community transmission reported Friday
PORT ANGELES – Two new positive cases of Covid-19 were reported Friday by County Health Officer Allison Berry-Unthank. Both cases appear to have been by community transmission. The new cases are a woman in her 50’s and
Quarantine-style remake of 'The Princess Bride' to air on Quibi
JC Olivera/WireImage (L-R: Jason Reitman, Rob Reiner)(LOS ANGELES) — If you’re a fan of The Princess Bride, Quibi has a quarantine treat for you. Vanity Fair reports the streaming platform will be launching a DIY recreation of
Demonstrators upset plan to open up Seattle’s CHOP
SEATTLE (AP) — Crews with heavy equipment arrived early Friday at Seattle’s “occupied” protest zone, apparently ready to dismantle barriers set up by demonstrators. However, workers stopped after demonstrators resisted, including by lying on top of some
Amazon buys “self-driving” tech company
NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon said Friday that it is buying self-driving technology company Zoox, which envisions a future where people will request a ride on their phones and a car will drive up without a driver.
Man who bombed Planned Parenthood released from federal prison
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — An Idaho man imprisoned for more than two decades for bombing a Planned Parenthood clinic and robbing a bank in Spokane Valley in 1996 walked free from federal custody this week. Brian Ratigan,
Update on effort to sort out unemployment payment issues
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington state’s Employment Security Department commissioner says that over the past two weeks the agency has been able to clear identity issues on the claims of 100,000 people, and that they continue to
Gov. Inslee meets with Spokane leaders, protesters
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — The rate of people being hospitalized for COVID-19 in Spokane has doubled in the past week, and the state’s second-largest city is “”on the edge of a cliff”, according to Gov. Inslee. Inslee
Tacoma officials postpone firearms tax
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Tacoma City Council has announced that implementation of a new tax on firearms and ammunition will be delayed until next year because of the coronavirus pandemic. The City Council voted for the tax
'Ghostbusters' alum Ernie Hudson explains why he'd rather play a superhero than a villain
Courtesy of BET(NEW YORK) — Ernie Hudson is sharing more details on his desire to join a superhero film. After the Ghostbusters alum recently revealed that he lobbied to be in Black Panther and is still in
Two new cases of community transmission reported Friday
PORT ANGELES – Two new positive cases of Covid-19 were reported Friday by County Health Officer Allison Berry-Unthank. Both cases appear to have been by community transmission. The new cases are a woman in her 50’s and