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Chatbot spreads falsehood about WA elections. Secretary of state wants it fixed.
On the eve of the state’s primary, Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs warned voters to be wary…
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Dreamer Ice Cream in Tacoma mixes creativity and safe spaces
The new ice cream nachos are their most sold item.
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Crafty Beaver joins Tacoma’s local beer and pizza scene
“I’ve always wanted to run my own business and do my own thing.”
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State advisory board wants to fire director of children’s services
Washington’s state advisory board on juvenile justice has called on Gov. Jay Inslee to fire Department of Children,…
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WA to pay $15M to former foster care youth in sex abuse case
Washington will pay $5 million each to three women who were sexually abused about thirty years ago while…
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Man’s suicide in basement cell prompts renewed calls for more jail oversight in WA
Garfield County has pledged to keep its jail closed and will pay $2.5 million to the family of…
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U.S. home prices hit a record high as sales fell.Here’s how housing experts explain the trends
U.S. median home prices hit a record high for the second month in a row as sales continued…
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Thousands of families qualify for tax credit they aren’t claiming
Less than half of Washington residents eligible for a tax credit aimed at low-income working families received it…
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‘Endangered’ status to remain in effect for WA wolves
A sharply-divided state panel on July 19 retained strict protections for gray wolves in Washington, concluding their status…
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Garden City Church enjoys new home at historic building
The church holds services at 10 a.m. Sundays at the location near Wright Park.
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WA Supreme Court considers cutting public defender caseloads
Local governments are worried about the cost.
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Lawmakers call for closure of immigration detention facilities
A Tacoma site has drawn scrutiny from Washington officials.
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Washington faces shortfall of qualified special education teachers
Washington lacks qualified special education teachers and teachers’ aides, but the state doesn’t know how bad the problem…