All in-person classes and finals at the University of Washington have been canceled. Because of the spread of COVID-19, the illness caused by coronavirus, students will have their courses and tests online until the end of the quarter on March 20.

Bill Radke spoke with Jake Goldstein-Street, a student at University of Washington and the News Editor at the UW Daily.

The constant coronavirus news has a lot of people feeling anxious. So how do you combat those feelings?

As of Monday afternoon there have been 169 cases of coronavirus in Washington State. That's a lot of people to clean up after. So how do you decontaminate a coronavirus site?

Emily Dworkin is an acting assistant professor in the UW School of Medicine and a licensed clinical psychologist. She tells us about strategies for sexual assault survivors to cope with the constant headlines of Harvey Weinstein and other sexual assault stories.

Washington voters who sent in their ballots early may find their candidates have dropped out before the primary. Those votes will still be counted and delegates assigned.

Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's new book is, "The Nation City: Why Mayors Are Now Running the World."

A look inside COVID-19.

What should you be considering when voting in the presidential primary? Is electability important? Or should you vote from the heart?

Emily Lynn Paulson has a son who goes to Kennedy Catholic High School in Burien. Earlier this year, two teachers were allegedly asked to resign because they were in same-gender relationships. Paulson tells us about reconciling her Catholic faith, with the school's decisions.

Who should be tested for the coronavirus? And where do you go to receive that testing?