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Still Cautious in Washington State.
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Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around South Puget Sound and Southwestern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Vancouver levels remain steady. Ridgefield levels remain steady. Vancouver Westside levels have decreased marginally. Chambers Creek levels have increased marginally. Puyallup levels remain steady. Tacoma levels have increased marginally. Budd Inlet levels have decreased moderately. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Central Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Richland levels have decreased marginally. Wenatchee levels have decreased marginally. Ephrata levels have decreased moderately. Ellensburg levels remain steady. Brewster levels have decreased marginally. Yakima levels have decreased marginally. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Eastern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Pasco levels have decreased moderately. Spokane levels have increased greatly. Spokane Valley levels remain steady. Walla Walla levels remain steady. Pullman levels have decreased marginally.
November 13, 2025 at 1:53 AM
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ALT 5: Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of hospital beds (excluding ICU beds) occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 702 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 291 which is trending 29.2 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of beds currently recorded beginning with the week of October 12 and ending November 2; 693, 597, 411, and 291. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 54 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 10 which is trending 77.3 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of ICU beds currently recorded beginning with the week of October 12 and ending November 2; 70, 54, 44, and 10. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of deaths in WA state residents with death certificate coded as caused by COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of deaths due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 10 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 0 which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of COVID-19 deaths currently recorded beginning with the week of October 5 and ending October 26; 12, 3, 8, and 0.
November 13, 2025 at 1:44 AM
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I agree with this, I just don't know what that looks like. Would that kind of assertion have to come from outside of congress, or what would it look like?
November 9, 2025 at 11:30 PM
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Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of hospital beds (excluding ICU beds) occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 411 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 411 which is trending 31.2 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of beds currently recorded beginning with the week of October 5 and ending October 26; 875, 693, 597, and 411. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 44 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 44 which is trending 18.5 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of ICU beds currently recorded beginning with the week of October 5 and ending October 26; 70, 70, 54, and 44. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of deaths in WA state residents with death certificate coded as caused by COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of deaths due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 8 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 8 which is trending 166.7 percent higher than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of COVID-19 deaths currently recorded beginning with the week of September 28 and ending October 19; 13, 12, 3, and 8.
November 6, 2025 at 1:32 AM
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Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive in King County are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits for the state are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions for the state are decreasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing a moderate amount, and statewide deaths are increasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive in King County are increasing greatly, percent of emergency department visits for the state are steady, percent of new hospital admissions for the state are steady, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a moderate amount, and statewide deaths are steady. For RSV, percent of tests positive in King County are increasing greatly, percent of emergency department visits for the state are steady, new hospital admissions for the state are steady, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are steady, and statewide deaths are steady. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1.4 percent which is trending 38.3 percent lower than what it reported the week before. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.4 percent which is trending 20 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of October 5 and ending October 26; 0.80 percent, 0.60 percent, 0.50 percent, and 0.40 percent. Stacked bar graph showing the average weekly ratio of new hospital admissions due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of new hospital admissions coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.4 percent which is trending 50 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of new hospital admissions due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of October 5 and ending October 26; 1.2 percent, 0.7 percent, 0.8 percent, and 0.4 percent.
November 6, 2025 at 1:32 AM
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Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around South Puget Sound and Southwestern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Vancouver levels have decreased marginally. Ridgefield levels have increased marginally. Vancouver Westside levels have decreased marginally. Chambers Creek levels have increased marginally. Puyallup levels have decreased marginally. Tacoma levels remain steady. Budd Inlet levels have decreased marginally. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Central Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Richland levels have decreased marginally. Wenatchee levels have decreased moderately. Ephrata levels have decreased marginally. Ellensburg levels have decreased moderately. Brewster levels remain steady. Yakima levels have decreased marginally. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Eastern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Pasco levels have decreased moderately. Spokane levels have decreased marginally. Spokane Valley levels have increased marginally. Walla Walla levels have decreased marginally. Pullman levels have decreased marginally.
November 6, 2025 at 1:09 AM
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Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of hospital beds (excluding ICU beds) occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 597 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 597 which is trending 13.9 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of beds currently recorded beginning with the week of September 28 and ending October 19; 987, 875, 693, and 597. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 54 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 54 which is trending 22.9 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of ICU beds currently recorded beginning with the week of September 28 and ending October 19; 91, 70, 70, and 54. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of deaths in WA state residents with death certificate coded as caused by COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of deaths due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 17 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 3 which is trending 75 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of COVID-19 deaths currently recorded beginning with the week of September 21 and ending October 12; 10, 13, 12, and 3.
October 30, 2025 at 12:56 AM
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Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around South Puget Sound and Southwestern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Vancouver levels have decreased marginally. Ridgefield levels have increased marginally. Vancouver Westside levels have increased marginally. Chambers Creek levels have decreased marginally. Puyallup levels have decreased marginally. Tacoma levels have decreased marginally. Budd Inlet levels have decreased marginally. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Central Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Richland levels have decreased marginally. Wenatchee levels remain steady. Ephrata levels have decreased moderately. Ellensburg levels have decreased marginally. Brewster levels have increased moderately. Yakima levels have decreased marginally. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Eastern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Pasco levels have decreased marginally. Spokane levels have decreased marginally. Spokane Valley levels have decreased marginally. Walla Walla levels have decreased marginally. Pullman levels have increased marginally.
October 29, 2025 at 10:37 PM
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In Washington, SNAP is also called Basic Food or Food Stamps. Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) receives funds from USDA for SNAP and SNAP-Ed. Currently, DSHS partners with us to provide SNAP-Ed across Washington. 

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SNAP-Ed in Washington
What is SNAP-Ed? SNAP-Ed (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education) is a program that supports the health and food security of people who are qualified to receive SNAP food benefits (Supple...
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October 29, 2025 at 5:26 PM
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Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of hospital beds (excluding ICU beds) occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 693 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 693 which is trending 20.8 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of beds currently recorded beginning with the week of September 21 and ending October 12; 1029, 987, 875, and 693. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 70 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 70 which is unchanged from the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of ICU beds currently recorded beginning with the week of September 21 and ending October 12; 84, 91, 70, and 70. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of deaths in WA state residents with death certificate coded as caused by COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of deaths due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 2 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 0 which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of COVID-19 deaths currently recorded beginning with the week of September 14 and ending October 5; 13, 10, 12, and 0.
October 22, 2025 at 10:52 PM