I was kind of just waiting for that email to come,” says one former Seattle-area NOAA worker, as experts discuss how reaction ...

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New stores like Grit City Books in Tacoma and page & pine in Puyallup want to foster inclusive spaces and adapt inventory to ...

A crash at a Tacoma intersection has left one man dead. Officers were dispatched at 5:55 p.m. on Thursday to Pearl Street and ...

A competing bill by state Sen. Jeff Holy, a Cheney Republican, would also create a $100 million law-enforcement-focused state ...

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In a downtown Tacoma parking lot behind a statue of a woman holding the city’s skyline in her hands sits an unusual sight. Since at least Sunday, 15 black barrels with neon-yellow toxic-waste symbols ...

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Two men whose Pierce County murder cases were dismissed over mental-competency issues have been recharged after being released from a state psychiatric hospital. Both Kurt Otto Alan Youngers, 60, and ...

Two men shot into another car as the argument spewed out of a local business and into the vehicles, Missouri police said.

The recent federal government layoffs and several private-industry layoffs won’t show up in the state’s labor market numbers for two or three months, Vance-Sherman added.