Yelm man allegedly sped over 130 mph to evade Lewis County deputy
A Yelm man faces up to five years in prison after he allegedly sped from a Lewis County deputy at over 130 mph. Alvaro Soto-Jassi, 22, is charged with one count each of attempting to elude a
POLICE: 19-year-old student stabbed to death at UW apartment, suspect on the run
Seattle police say they are investigating a homicide after a student was stabbed to death at a University of Washington campus housing building late Sunday night. At around 10:10 p.m. Sunday, UW police officers responded to a stabbing at the Nordheim Court Apartments, building 7, on 25th Ave. NE. Although...
The Massive Flea Market In Washington That’s Almost Too Good To Be True
Weekends feel different when you know a place like this exists. What starts as a casual Sunday outing quickly becomes an exhilarating treasure hunt through one of the most vibrant markets in the Pacific Northwest. Stalls stretch in every direction, brimming with everything from vintage clothing and rare books to...
New appointment-only vintage store opening in downtown Tacoma
A new shop in downtown Tacoma has the feel of a Parisian boutique — ornate, antique mirrors leaning against the wall, chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, and linen, lace and silk clothing hanging from each rack. Continuum Vintage, 713 St. Helen’s Ave., Suite 111, recently had its soft opening and will officially open
Gravel Deal Lets Port Of Tacoma Finally Cut Loose Troubled Maytown Land
The Port of Tacoma is finally close to unloading its long-problematic Maytown property in southern Thurston County, with a purchase-and-sale agreement to transfer the 745-acre site to Miles Sand & Gravel for $17.25 million. Port commissioners signed off on the deal at their April 21 meeting, and Miles hit its earnest-m
Pierce County’s paid $3B in taxes for transit. The return has lagged behind
Pierce County has generated more than $3 billion in taxes for the Sound Transit 3 (ST3) Plan nearly a decade after the 2016 passage of the ambitious, yet significantly underfunded, ballot measure to expand the regional transit system. The tax revenues haven’t been directly invested into the county as quickly as tax pro
Browns Point Shaken After Man Grabs Teen Walking Home From Tennis
Neighbors in Tacoma's Browns Point community say they are on edge after a man grabbed a 16-year-old girl from behind while she was walking home from tennis practice around 8 p.m. Thursday. The victim, an international exchange student staying with a host family, was not physically hurt but was left badly shaken, accord
‘Africa Fashion Week’ to celebrate fashion, culture, & purpose at Bellevue show
Bellevue, Wash. — More than 200 guests will come together in Bellevue on Saturday, May 16, 2026, to celebrate African fashion, culture, and purpose. 'Africa Fashion Week Seattle' will bring together designers, models, creatives, leaders, and visionaries - all under one roof at Vasa Lake Resort. Money raised from...
Northbound I-5 reopens in Fife after car fire breaks out
A car fire shut down most northbound lanes on I-5 in Fife for an hour early Monday morning, the Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT) confirmed. At 6:30 a.m. Monday, one northbound lane was reopened after the car fire initially shut down all northbound lanes. By 7:40 a.m., all lanes reopened.
Seattle Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing of University of Washington Student in Campus Laundry Room
Detectives Investigating Homicide at University of Washington Housing – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: Unsplash) Seattle – Late Sunday evening, officers from the University of Washington Police Department responded to a report of a stabbing inside Nordheim Court, the campus housing complex at 5000

















