$2 trillion stimulus deal reached, Spokane leaders say to 'stay home,' and other headlines

By Quinn Welsch

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ON INLANDER.COM

NEWS: Yes, we are supposed to stay home. No, it's not martial law. More from the Spokane Police and Sheriff's Office here.

ARTS: Artists are taking a hit during the COVID-19 shutdown. But you can help them. Check out how here.

IN OTHER NEWS...

T is for TRILLION
The White House and Senate have reached a historic deal for a $2 trillion stimulus to combat the coronavirus impacts on the economy. (CNN)

Stay home, Spokane
There are now a total of 33 coronavirus cases in Spokane, according to local leaders. (Spokesman-Review)

Donde estas el suministros?
The coronavirus is hitting Mexico, and the country's doctors and hospitals also find themselves ill-equipped. (L.A. Times)