Stay safe while trick-or-treating: Washington State Department of Health's tips and advice
SPOKANE, Wash. — Halloween is just one day away, and it's important that you and your children are safe trick-or-treating.
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SPOKANE, Wash. — Halloween is just one day away, and it's important that you and your children are safe trick-or-treating.
From Thursday into the weekend, we can expect blue skies with temperatures closer to 70 and 80 degrees. While Washington's many bodies of water may seem like a great option to cool off in, officials are warning that the water is still ice-cold.
While young children generally don’t get as sick from COVID-19 as older kids and adults, their hospitalizations surged during the omicron wave and FDA’s advisers determined that benefits from vaccination outweighed the minimal risks. Studies from Moderna and Pfizer showed side effects, including fever and fatigue, were mostly minor.
U.S. regulators on Friday authorized the first COVID-19 shots for infants and preschoolers, paving the way for vaccinations to begin next week.
Both WellSpan and UPMC are now offering vaccine appointments for children six months and older.