Eric Johnson is an aerospace reporter with Reuters who's been reporting on Boeing's financial situation.

The University of Washington's Medical Center has opened a drive through testing center for the coronavirus. What does that mean for patients?

Speaking to a critical care physician about Italy as a cautionary tale for what happens if we don't flatten the curve.

Speaking to a nurse with tips from a country that has managed to bend the curve.

State superintendent Chris Reykdal answers your questions about how school districts are providing food and distance learning while both private and public schools are closed in Washington.

Now that recreational centers, businesses and schools have been forced to close, what could happen next in Washington?

Checking in with a virologist, 11 days after we last spoke.

Dr. Angie Sparks is a family physician at Kaiser Permanente, based in Capitol Hill. She answers listener questions about who can be tested for COVID-19 right now.

"Washington's governor has banned large gatherings of more than 250 people. But what about going to the store? The coffee shop or neighborhood pub? This is what he saying to his own family.

The mayor takes your calls. What is the county doing to help the homeless? And how you can transform your home into a school while Seattle public schools are closed.