Oregon has its first presumed case of coronavirus

Oregon has its first presumed case of novel coronavirus, also known COVID-19. State officials will hold a news conference at 6 p.m. Friday to provide more details on the case. Gov. Kate Brown and three health officials will be at the news conference. You can stream it live on KGW.com RELATED: Coronavirus: Answering the top 10 questions people have been Googling RELATED: We verified these coronavirus rumors so you don't have to

Oregon officials identify first patient in state with presumed coronavirus

The Washington County resident is being treated in Hillsboro. They have not traveled to any locations where the virus is active.

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U.S. CDC Reports 108 Cases of Coronavirus Including Presumed Infections

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B.C. woman in critical condition with presumed COVID-19 coronavirus would be Canada's 34th case

The woman, in her 80s, is in isolation at Vancouver General Hospital’s intensive care unit and had underlying medical conditions

Grant Co. resident with presumed coronavirus case is in critical condition

A Grant County resident who is hospitalized in Wenatchee with a presumed case of COVID-19, more commonly known as a coronavirus, is in critical condition. The Grant County Health District (GCHD) said on Thursday that the Quincy resident in their 80s is receiving treatment at Central Washington Hospital. Testing was conducted at the University of Washington and is awaiting confirmation at the state's Public Health Lab, spokesperson Amber McCoy...