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Spokane Tribe of Indians issues mask mandate for tribal employees

Coronavirus hospitalizations across region double in one week

Uptick in infections leads to fifth wave of COVID in Spokane, North Idaho

KXLY July 28, 2021 6:47 PM Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. Most regions of the country including Spokane and Idaho are seeing a rise in COVID cases. While the rise is nowhere near as bad as the peak earlier this year, the uptick does have health officials across the region concerned over another wave of the virus. Across Spokane County, hospitalizations are still flat, but at Providence, between their two campuses in Spokane, they’ve seen an average of 20 people hospitalized because of COVID in the past two weeks a slight trend upwards. While cases across the county are nowhere near what they once were, data shows that within the past month, in Spokane County, they’ve seen a slight increase in cases.

CDC recommends masks for vaccinated people in Spokane County, but no mandates in place yet

New guidelines affect counties with high transmission rates. Author: Casey Decker Updated: 7:02 PM PDT July 27, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. The CDC recommended on Tuesday that all people in areas with significant transmission of COVID wear masks indoors, whether or not they are vaccinated. The new guidance is a response to the Delta variant of the virus, which is more contagious. The recommendation is based on levels of community transmission. The CDC has four classifications based on case rates: low, moderate, substantial, and high. The mask guidance applies to counties that fall in the substantial or high categories. In effect, that means any county with a one-week case rate of more than 50 per 100,000 people is affected by the new advice. According to CDC data, Spokane County currently sits at 259. Kootenai County is at 94.

Coronavirus Disease Weekly News 25July 2021