Pierce County Public Works and Utilities Department is the first among its county counterparts in Washington State to be accredited…
As much as Tacoma boosters point to the University of Washington downtown as a sign of the city’s rebirth, one…
University of Washington Tacoma will celebrate breaking ground on the new William W. Philip Hall at a ceremony Tues., Aug….
In late-1960, a 36-year-old Tacoma advertising salesman named Marshall B. Skidmore took a career risk: he decided to go into…
Ruthie Reinert, executive director of the Tacoma Regional Convention & Visitor Bureau (TRCVB), has resigned effective today to accept the…
In an effort to reduce collisions and make City streets safer, Tacoma will begin its new red light photo enforcement…
The City of Tacoma has been notified by the Washington State Attorney General’s Office that the Washington State Department of…
Three weeks after findings of a feasibility study examining whether to restore a heritage streetcar system in Tacoma were released,…
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is second of a two-part series on Tom and Vince Mendenhall — the father-and-son team that…
In the North Cascade foothills, just outside the town of Darrington, a stretch of Washington State Route 530 exists where…
A Tacoma City Council committee yesterday voted to accept findings of a recent feasibility study that examines the idea of…
Marilyn Strickland’s connection to Tacoma Public Library spans almost 40 years. It begins as a child who spent countless hours…
The City of Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission yesterday unanimously approved a request aimed to protect the 92-year-old former Elks Temple…
