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Good morning! I’m Imran Sheikh, and it’s Thursday, April 9th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be partly sunny today, with a high of 64. Tonight, expect partly cloudy skies, and a low of 43. Our top story is: Yesterday, Gov. Jay Inslee announced he would return to the federal government the field hospital assembled by soldiers roughly a week ago in Seattle’s CenturyLink Field Event Center to help the healthcare system cope with the new coronavirus.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado, and it’s Wednesday, April 8th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be mostly sunny today, with a high of 61. Tonight, expect mostly clear skies, and a low of 40. Our top story is: Washington lawmakers may have to be called back for a special legislative session in the coming months to help with the coronavirus response and economic recovery, said Gov. Jay Inslee yesterday.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Tuesday, April 7th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be partly sunny today, with a high of 56. Tonight will be clear to partly cloudy, with a low of 39. Our top story is: The next time more than a million kids in Washington attend classes with their peers, it will be a new school year. Washington K-12 public, private, and charter schools will remain closed through the end of the academic year, announced Gov.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado, and it’s Monday, April 6th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Expect sun and some clouds today, with a high of 59. Tonight, skies will become cloudy, with a low of 41. Our top story is: 30,000 Boeing employees on Wednesday must start taking vacation and sick time, or apply for unemployment, after the region’s largest private employer decided yesterday to keep its Puget Sound plants closed indefinitely.

Good morning! I’m Imran Sheikh and it’s Friday, April 3rd. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Today will be mostly cloudy and chilly with a high of 47 and a low of 34. Expect a bit of rain. Tonight will be rather cloudy, when another shower is possible. Freezing temperatures are also possible in the normally colder spots. Our top story is: Gov.

Good morning! I’m Imran Sheikh and it’s Thursday, April 2nd. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Expect a passing shower or two in the morning. Otherwise, you’ll see a mix of sunshine and clouds. It’ll be chilly with a high of 49 and a low of 37. Tonight will be partly cloudy, when you can expect freezing temperatures in the normally colder spots. Our top story is: Gov.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Wednesday, April 1st. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Today will be mostly cloudy with a high of 49. Expect a passing shower or two. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low of 37. Expect freezing temperatures in the normally colder spots. Our top story is: Washington may not get all of the ventilators it requested from the federal government’s national stockpile of medical supplies, Gov.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Tuesday, March 31st. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Today will be cloudy with a high of 49. Expect a couple of showers both during the day and late this evening. Tonight will be chilly with a low of 39. Freezing temperatures are possible in the normally colder spots.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Monday, March 30th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Today will be mostly cloudy with a bit of rain. It’ll be chilly with a high of 49 and a low of 40. Expect a couple of showers tonight. Our top story is: The intersection of a global pandemic and the for-profit U.S.

Good morning! I’m Imran Sheikh, and it’s Friday, March 27th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be cloudy and chilly today, with a bit of rain, and a high of 49. Tonight will remain cloudy, with a late shower in spots, and a low of 46. Our top story is: The deadline is nearly here: Washington schools have 2 business days to figure out how they intend to teach the state’s roughly 1.1 million students remotely.