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MyNorthwest.com Serves Region During COVID-19 Pandemic


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Through the COVID-19 outbreak, Seattle-based news website MyNorthwest continues to serve this region through breaking news, major announcements, local impacts, business news, health updates, public reaction, school closure updates, sports updates and more regarding the ongoing and fluid situation. MyNorthwest is partnering with KIRO-FM to live stream all major national and local news briefings.

In addition to the latest news and analysis, MyNorthwest is assisting with practical needs during this unique time, providing tools readers may need while managing a new way of life. "How To" articles range from grocery shopping online to ordering medications. MyNorthwest is home to the daily "COVID-19: Seattle Podcast" hosted by Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo who recap the day's news in a short podcast form.

"With such a large audience trusting Bonneville/Seattle, our Social Engagement team and the MyNorthwest team have demonstrated their dedication and determination to provide our users with what they need during this unprecedented time," said Director of Digital Tina Sorensen.

MyNorthwest saw over a 200% growth in users in March, 2020 demonstrating the need for up-to-the-minute information in the Pacific Northwest.

"An increase in traffic to the site further proves to me the significance of local news, especially during a time of uncertainty," said MyNorthwest Content Manager Stephanie Klein. "We're proud to be considered a trusted source during this time, and in a place with so many options."

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