Good morning! I’m Imran Sheikh and it’s Friday, August 14th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be mostly sunny today, with a high of 77. The overnight low is 57. Our top story is: Even if the most optimistic projections hold true and a COVID-19 vaccine is cleared for US-use in November, the vast majority of Americans won’t be able to get the shots until spring or summer next year at the earliest.

Good morning! I’m Imran Sheikh and it’s Thursday, August 13th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be a little cloudy this morning, but expect sunshine in the afternoon with a high of 72. The overnight low is 54. Our top story is: With a unanimous vote yesterday from the Seattle School Board, the state’s largest school district will begin the academic year remotely, for the most part. Eventually, some classes could occur outside.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado. It’s Wednesday, August 12th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Expect scattered thunderstorms today, with a high of 71. It’ll be partly cloudy tonight, with a low of 53.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Tuesday, August 11th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Expect areas of low clouds today followed by some sun. The high is 74 with a low of 54. Tonight will be partly cloudy. Our top story is: Young adults who smoke have double the risk of getting seriously sick with COVID-19 than do nonsmokers, according to new research from the University of California San Francisco. Fortunately for Washingtonians, relatively few of us smoke.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Monday, August 10th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be mostly sunny today, with a high of 77. Expect mostly clear skies tonight, with a low of 57. Our top story is: Seahawks receiver John Ursua was placed on the NFL’s Reserve/COVID-19 list yesterday. It’s the first time Seattle has placed a player on the list since players reported for training camp 13 days ago.

Good morning! I’m Imran Sheikh, and it’s Friday, August 7th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be pleasant and warmer today, with intervals of clouds and sunshine, and a high of 73. Tonight, expect cloudy skies, and a low of 59. Our top story is: Yesterday, Governor Jay Inslee announced a 4-step plan to begin allowing long-term care facilities like nursing homes to accept visitors amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Good morning! I’m Imran Sheikh and it’s Thursday, August 6th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Expect rain showers this morning, with mostly cloudy conditions later in the day. The high will be near 65. It’ll be partly to mostly cloudy tonight, with a low around 55. Our top story is: It’s unsafe for a vast majority of Washington’s 1.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Wednesday, August 5th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be mostly sunny today, with a high of 79. For this evening, there’s a 60% chance of showers after midnight. Otherwise, expect partly cloudy skies, with an overnight low of 61. Our top story is: A landmark bill committing $900 million a year for land conservation was signed into law by President Donald Trump Monday. The Great American Outdoors Act, S.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Tuesday, August 4th. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. Expect some clouds this morning, that’ll give way to mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. The high is 79, with an overnight low of 58. Our top story is: The Federal Aviation Administration yesterday published its final list of required design changes to the Boeing 737 MAX, as well as changes to operation and maintenance procedures and to proposed pilot training.

Good morning! I’m Mary Regalado and it’s Monday, August 3rd. Here’s your local news from The Seattle Times. It’ll be partly cloudy today, with a high of 79. Expect partly cloudy skies tonight, with a low of 59. Our top story is: A 63-year-old guest worker in Okanogan County died Friday night while under quarantine at a farm labor camp. That’s according to a statement released by his employer, Gebbers Farms.