FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
As a new type of coronavirus spreads rapidly across the globe, including in the United States, the public understandably has a lot of questions about the illness and how to avoid it.
Here's answers to many of the most common questions about the new virus, updated as scientists and public health authorities learn more. One caveat: If you have questions about a specific symptom or condition, contact your health care provider. Read more
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The Yakima Health District reported 23 additional coronavirus cases Wednesday, with no new deaths.
Washington immigrants suffering financially from COVID-19 can now apply for awards of up to $3,000 per household from a new state fund.
Health officials say one of the best tools to help find COVID-19 and stop its spread is getting tested.
Yakima County health officials reported 31 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, with no additional deaths.
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Yakima County reports 12 new coronavirus cases, no new deaths
Yakima County health officials reported 14 new COVID-19 cases Monday, with no new deaths.
School districts across Yakima County have seen a decline — in some cases, a plunge — in K-12 enrollment this school year compared to last, with one seeing its student body drop by more than 10%.
Yakima County health officials reported 12 new COVID-19 cases Saturday, with no new deaths.
The Yakima Health District reported 27 additional COVID-19 cases Friday, with no new deaths.
The deadline is approaching for small business grant programs in Union Gap and Sunnyside.
Yakima County health officials reported 14 new COVID-19 cases Monday, with no new deaths.
School districts across Yakima County have seen a decline — in some cases, a plunge — in K-12 enrollment this school year compared to last, with one seeing its student body drop by more than 10%.
Yakima County health officials reported 12 new COVID-19 cases Saturday, with no new deaths.
The Yakima Health District reported 27 additional COVID-19 cases Friday, with no new deaths.
The deadline is approaching for small business grant programs in Union Gap and Sunnyside.
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