Coronavirus hits Grant County resident, Warren drops out, and other headlines

By Wilson Criscione

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ON INLANDER.COM

NEWS: Remember last week how there was a Spokane person who was going to be tested for coronavirus? Well, that test still hasn't come back.

COVER: Reporter Josh Kelety examines where Spokane Transit Authority is headed from here.

NEWS: The city of Spokane wants an outside investigation to review serious concerns, the precise nature of which the city won't reveal.

IN OTHER NEWS...

Abrupt ending
Elizabeth Warren is dropping out of the presidential race. (Buzzfeed News)

Coronavirus moving east
Another Washington resident, this time in Grant County, has tested positive for novel coronavirus. (Wenatchee World)

Protecting Planned Parenthood
Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward plans to sign an ordinance that would give protections to health care facilities like Planned Parenthood. (Spokesman-Review)

Offshore testing
Officials have ordered a cruise ship to hold off the coast of California to test those on board for coronavirus. (Associated Press)