Enjoy an evening of old-fashioned fun from 6 to 9 p.m. on July 23 at Fort Nisqually Living History Museums…
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Tuesday nearly $30 million in federal grants have been awarded to help protect…
The first widespread shutdown of state agencies as a result of budget shortfalls will take place Mon., July 12, 2010….
With ASARCO environmental damage settlement dollars secured and the Legislature’s support, the Washington Department of Ecology Ecology is planning the…
Federal passport fees will increase on July 13. Passports, passport cards, additional visa pages and file searches will increase by…
Tacoma resident Mike Friehl and his four-legged friend “Buddy” are among 59 contestants to enter the Beneful WagWorld Dream Dog…
On a bright sunny day in Buckley, Wash., during the summer of 1925, Cora Craig took her three-year-old daughter Joyce…
Cheney Stadium will undergo major renovations this fall. As part of the renovation, the Tacoma Arts Commission has two opportunities…
State Fire Marshal Charles M. Duffy announced today that in 2009 there were 1,036 fires caused by fireworks over the…
City of Tacoma officials reminds residents all fireworks are illegal within the Tacoma city limits. Violators of the fireworks law…
Gov. Chris Gregoire announced Monday that Washington’s electric vehicle infrastructure efforts are getting a boost from $1.32 million in Federal…
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is now accepting nominations for its 2011 list of Dozen Distinctive Destinations. Since 2000,…
Five lucky arts supporters are the latest to win the top prizes in the final drawing of the Broadway Center…
