Maher Kawash
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Spokane, WA, United States
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Washington inching closer to vaccination goal, lifting most COVID-19 restrictions
Washington is on pace to completely reopen ahead of the state's June 30 target date. → Read More
'We've come a long way': Shadle Park grad overcomes arrest, drug addiction to make UFC debut Saturday
Every success story comes with some kind of adversity. Terrance McKinney died twice during an arrest in 2015, but he's now representing Spokane in the UFC. → Read More
Washington pushes for more vaccinations ahead of reopening later this month
Getting vaccinated now will fully protect you from COVID-19 by the Fourth of July. → Read More
The path to reopening: 63 percent of Washington adults received first dose of vaccine
Once 70% of adults start their vaccine process, Washington will fully reopen. → Read More
Malden continues to recover from devastating wildfire, residents set eyes on new post office
Malden is still in its early stages of recovering from a devastating wildfire, even 262 days later. → Read More
CDC approves Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for 12–15 year-olds
The Western States Scientific Group now needs to approve the change for kids in Washington get the vaccine. → Read More
Microchip shortage could hike up cost of your next vacation
A shortage of microchips is impacting electronics, appliances and cars at dealerships and rental agencies. → Read More
Washington Dept. of Health hopes two-week pause pushes people to get vaccinated
Washington counties have two weeks to drive down COVID-19 cases and get more people vaccinated. → Read More
"This is a bump in the road": Spokane County likely headed back to Phase 2 next week
Despite the increasing vaccinations and hope that comes with each shot, Spokane and several other counties in Washington will likely move back to Phase 2 next week. → Read More
Spokane refugees anxiously awaiting policy change from Biden administration
Spokane refugees are hoping for Biden administration to reunite them with loved ones by increasing the U.S. limit. → Read More
Younger people driving new COVID-19 infections, may cause fourth wave in Washington
About 56% of Spokane County's COVID-19 cases in the last two weeks come from people younger than 40. → Read More
CDC: Vaccinated Americans are safe to travel again
The CDC announces travel changes for vaccinated Americans during a spring break travel surge. → Read More
What the CDC says you can do once you're fully vaccinated
The vaccines control our path forward, but life doesn't quite look normal yet for those who are fully vaccinated. → Read More
Spokane International Airport prepares for spring break travel surge
The TSA has screened more than 1 million travelers across the U.S. each day over the last two weeks. → Read More
'I couldn't wait to get that shot': WA agriculture workers find relief in COVID-19 vaccine
Agriculture workers at the Washington Asparagus Commission rushed to get vaccinated as soon as they became eligible. → Read More
Washington launches vaccine locator tool to help you find an appointment
It's getting easier for you to find a vaccine appointment in Washington. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccines reducing spread, severity of the virus across Spokane County
Just eight people older than 80 in Spokane Co. were infected with COVID-19 between March 7 and March 13. → Read More
Health experts grapple with vaccine misinformation, hesitancy to get shots
Research shows 33% of adults between 18-29 want to wait and see others get the vaccine before they do. → Read More
Businesses anxious for Gov. Inslee to announce Phase 3 plans
Some elected officials in Washington are frustrated with the state's path forward. That's because there isn't a clear one as Washington sits in Phase 2. → Read More
Spokane to use sewage system to look for COVID-19
Spokane County has a new tool in the fight against COVID-19, and it comes from an unexpected place. → Read More