Norovirus confirmed in cheerleader competition illness outbreak update
On Feb. 10 lab tests confirmed that norovirus caused more than 200 illnesses  reported among event participants and families who attended the Feb. 4 cheerleading, dance, and drill competition in Everett. State and local health officials are investigating the illness outbreak. Anyone who attended the event and has severe vomiting or diarrhea should be checked by a health care provider.
 

Carbon monoxide
Carbon monoxide can kill, especially when the power is out – read these safety tips and share them with others.
 

Winter Weather
Tools and resources to help you prepare for winter storms, floods, freezing temperatures and other potential winter weather hazards.
 

Know Before You Dig for Shellfish
Check for recreational shellfish beach closures to make sure the shellfish you are harvesting are safe to eat.
 

Rabies in Washington: Get the facts
Every year a few animals — usually bats — test positive for rabies in our state

• Resources for the New Rabies Rule
• Facts on rabies
• More on the role of bats in rabies
• Contact your local public health agency if you’ve been exposed to a bat