KSPS to let viewers call in to ask experts their questions about coronavirus tonight

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Local PBS station KSPS will host a special Coronavirus: Ask the Experts tonight at 7 pm, featuring a moderated panel with local officials.

The panel is scheduled to include Dr. Bob Lutz, the Spokane Regional Health District officer, Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich, Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward and Mike Marshall, a doctor and the chief physician executive for Providence of Washington and Montana.

Spokane Public Schools Superintendent Shelley Redinger will also give an update for students and families.

In addition to streaming on KSPS, the show will be aired at facebook.com/ksps and ksps.org.

Viewers can call, text or email questions during the program at 800-278-4315 or [email protected].