COVID-19

In a surprising turn, a court says a pandemic doesn’t equate to physical loss for a major university. What does that mean for WSU?

From California to Hawaii, leaders are uniting to ensure reliable vaccine guidance amid rising doubts in public health.

A former Republican chair navigates the legal waters after a mask mandate dispute at the polls. The outcome? A mix of probation and community service. Here’s the scoop.

In a twist that mixes politics and public health, a former party chair finds himself in hot water over a mask mandate at the polls.

The COVID-19 pandemic had a profound impact on our society. It affected us on a global, national, state, and local scale.

Much concern has been raised over the long term effects decisions made during the COVID pandemic had on school age children and teens.

Recent CDC wastewater analysis reveals a spike in COVID-19 levels, indicating a potential increase in cases.

Discover the jaw-dropping revelation as Vanessa R. Waldref, U.S. Attorney, drops the bombshell on a trio accused of fraudulent COVID-19 relief schemes. The Eastern Washington COVID-19 Strike Force takes a swing, pursuing criminal charges and recovering millions.

Benjamin D. Castilla, the owner of Columbia Basin Netwerks, a Kennewick-based IT services business, admitted that he received PPP and EIDL funding for his business.

Many have asserted that COVID robbed students in Washington State with regards to learning, and that post-pandemic, it would be a gradual climb to return to pre-pandemic levels. That could become more challenging based on a recent report.