Performances of Willy Wonka and Hansel & Gretel will take place throughout October and November.
Washington is allocated 191,100 bivalent booster doses, which will be available this week.
As of Aug. 3, at least 166 people in Washington had tested positive for the monkeypox virus.
Free performances will take place in Kirkland, Bellevue, Renton, Duvall and Seattle.
The DSHS benefits program assists school-aged children facing food insecurity.
The three-digit calling code goes live July 16.
State has been allotted 398 courses of the 2-dose JYNNEOS monkeypox vaccine.
The Northwest Abortion Access Fund (NWAAF) is already receiving calls from people in Texas and Louisiana.
Dennis Worsham will continue to serve as interim director until September 6.
Washington is expecting an influx of people seeking abortions from out of state.
Washington’s lowest score was 13 out of 20 points in the Work Environment and Employment section.
Signs with detour routes will be available; closure will take place from June 17-20 to demolish Main Street Bridge.
The issue was first noticed in Afghan children in King County, but more communities may be at risk.
12,364 WWII veterans are living in the state, with a total population of 517,912 military veterans.
Across the state, 126 Indigenous people remain missing, with 31 having gone missing in King County.
In 2021, four new wolf packs were documented in four different counties.
“We will never forget that sound. Boom. Boom,” said Valeriia Horodnycha, who has been staying in Mercer Island.
“As long as we breathe, as long as our hearts beat, we’re going to protect our land,” said Valeriy Goloborodko.
Mercer Island resident Nancy Spaeth went on dialysis at age 18 and received four kidney transplants.
Geneva Wood remains in isolation at Harborview Medical Center.
Staff members assisted in spreading coronavirus throughout long-term care facilities.
The blood bank has lost 143 donations since March 1.
