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Preliminary data shows deaths reflect state demographics, but experts say it may be too early to tell.

With proper precautions, moving houses is still allowed during the coronavirus shutdown.

Compared with the first week of March, applications are now 170% higher for cash assistance, double for food stamps and 60% higher for housing assistance.

A disruption in education also means the loss of critical special education services. Districts across Washington are scrambling to do what they can.

Puget Sound's religious leaders are adapting services and sacraments, as they tend to grieving families and COVID-19 patients.

The do's and don'ts of homemade mask safety. 

Union members secured raises with the agreement, but some say they just wanted to put the fight behind them.

Government officials are worried about "trading one public health crisis for another" as food supplies quickly disappear due to high demand.

Previously closed schools are reopening, this time for child care for parents still required to work. They're supplemented by nonprofits like the YMCA and Boys & Girls Club.

The hard math comes as Washington's community health clinics worry about an inequitable response to the pandemic.