Home health workers protest federal Medicaid cuts in Seattle, WA
More than 600 home health care workers from Washington, Montana, and Alaska marched in Seattle to protest federal Medicaid and funding cuts under the "Big Beautiful Bill."
Grays Harbor Man Pleads Guilty to Narcotics Distribution, Faces Potential Life Sentence after Tacoma...
A man from Grays Harbor County, Washington, has entered a guilty plea on two counts of possession of controlled substances with intent to distribute, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. In a recent release, Gabriel Armas is reported to face a statutory minimum of ten years to a potential life sentence after...
Marriott Tacoma Downtown headed to auction in November
The developer-owner of the Marriott Tacoma Downtown is facing the potential loss of the property, with an auction scheduled for November to collect on a loan default. According to recent media reports, legal filings in Pierce County Superior Court show that Yareton Hotel Investment Management LLC of Seattle, a...
‘Stay out of Seattle’: City leaders blast ICE ad recruiting local officers
Amid Seattle Police Department hiring gains, a recent television advertisement from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security actively recruiting Seattle law enforcement to Immigration and Customs
Barnes & Noble Joins Slate of New Offerings at Puyallup’s South Hill Mall
Barnes & Noble celebrated the opening of its newest retail location at the South Hill Mall in Puyallup Wednesday among throngs of bibliophiles and with the help of best-selling author J.A. Jance to cut the ribbon. Located inside the mall and occupying the former Super Jump Party Zone site near...
Katie Wilson vows to skip KOMO debate unless Jimmy Kimmel show returns
Her announcement comes as activists in Seattle and across the country push advertisers to cut ties with Sinclair and KOMO in response to the removal of Kimmel’s program.
Woman demands $5M, then $50K, in failed downtown Seattle bank robbery attempt
Asked how much, she replied $5 million. After being told the bank did not have that amount, she lowered her demand to $50,000.
How to Behave Spotting Cougars in Seattle
In recent years, residents of Seattle and its suburbs have been hearing more and more about cougars appearing near populated areas. These animals are traditionally associated with wild forests and mountains, but urban expansion and population growth have increased the likelihood of encounters. Although such sightings...
Kitsap County deputies uncover meth lab
A man is under investigation for allegedly running a backyard meth lab in unincorporated Bremerton.
Victim’s Family Settles with Bars Visited by Soldier Before Fatal Attack
The family of a security guard killed by an Army Ranger in downtown Tacoma has settled a lawsuit against two businesses alleged to have over-served alcohol to the soldier before the fatal attack in 2021. Denise Smith, 41, was beaten to death at the Frank Russell Building, where she only...

















