The Record

In Washington, emergency declarations can be extended indefinitely by the governor. It does not require any input from the legislature. Bill Radke spoke with

Governor Inslee is allowing some counties in Washington state to apply to reopen faster. We talk about what reopening looks like and how to keep the state healthy.

During the brief period of sunny weather that Seattle offers, people flood to small Washington tourist towns like Langley. How will these towns survive during a pandemic?

In tagalog Food taken on a journeyMusang, the Filipinx restaurant located in Beacon Hill, is adapting to changes brought on by Coronavirus. Bill Radke spoke with Melissa Miranda the chef and owner of Musang about their community kitchen, transforming, and Seattle's restaurant industry.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan said that Seattle is considering a requirement for people to wear masks or other face coverings as businesses re-emerge and Washington state slowly phases back from its stay-at-home order.

Local and state officials are searching for ways to help renters and landlords as jobs dry up during quarantine.

We got a glimpse of it last month with a remote draft.

Cardboard cutouts in the stands of CenturyLink Field could be in our future. Does the stay-at-home order go too far? Drivethrough church, and a pastor’s reflection.

This week Governor Inslee announced spiritual services can resume as long as congregants stay in their cars. One pastor talks about giving a sermon to honks instead of amens.

Virtual happy hours, weddings, and graduations, but some things are hard to replace. Bill Radke spoke with Jessica Mooney an essayist and global health worker about taking the time to mourn the future.