321 Buddy
The saying goes, “its takes a village”, and that’s exactly what one local non -profit in Pierce County is trying to create… 321 Buddy’s goal is to build an inclusive, strong and healthy community center. A place that is always available and where kids and families with down syndrome can go to build relationships and find support. Photojournalist Michael Driver has the story in tonight's /today’s episode of FOX 13's "TRUE NORTHWEST".
1 Million Free Throws
The art of the free throw, it's an art one local man appreciates and has perfected over time. He attributes his success to consistency. Tom Steury's story originated in the hoosier state and ended in his relaxing place — 15 feet from the basket with just 30 left to make.
True Northwest: The Perfect Fit
"True Northwest" photojournalist Michael Driver visits a local Tacoma business that's creating an inclusive work environment, and providing valuable job experience to an underserved population in our community.
The Stay at Home Dad
"True Northwest”, Photojournalist Michael Driver sits down with one “stay at home dad” who's finding a balance between raising his children and making a living.
Team Benavidez
True Northwest features the people, places, and organizations that make our area unique.
Kwabi & The Peace Bus
True Northwest features the people, places, and organizations that make our area unique.
The Perfect Fit
True Northwest features the people, places, and organizations that make our area unique.
Pickleball Posse
True Northwest features the people, places, and organizations that make our area unique.
Artist creates mural depicting Seattle's history
Ronnie Hawkins created a massive mural with just a pencil depicting all of Seattle's history. It's taken him about six years to complete.
Introducing you to Olympic gold medalist Ray Seales in Tacoma
FOX 13 Photojournalist Michael Driver introduced us to Ray Seales, an Olympic gold medalist from Tacoma.
A Tacoma businessman's story of redemption & recovery
Just a few years ago, a man was going down the wrong path: he was living on the streets, doing drugs and watched his best friend get shot right in front of him during a drug deal gone wrong. Now, he owns two tattoo shops and tries to help those who are going through similar struggles.
Driver on the Street: The rise after getting knocked down
Sometimes life can throw us a curveball—in this edition of Driver on the Street, photojournalist Michael Driver introduces us to a coach who reminds us that when you fall, you've got to get up swinging.
Life of a cobbler
Have you ever had your shoe fixed by a specialist? FOX 13 photojournalist Michael Driver shares the story of a Tacoma cobbler whose repair shop has been busier than ever.
Gardening and healing with neighbors: Driver on the Street
Planting Seeds of Kindness is what one Tacoma family is all about. In this edition of Driver On The Street, Photojournalist Michael Driver takes us to the Sudds home, where their Love of gardening is being used to help out in a tough situation.
Music to your ears: Pianos on Main St. connect the community
The Mill Creek City Council decided to bring music to the street with new pianos along Main Street, available for anyone to play.
Tacoma Rescue Mission looks to help anyone in need
A thrift store in Tacoma had their grand opening last week, but this isn't just any business—this local spot is all about helping their employees and customers with fulfilling their needs, all while finding some great deals.
Eloise's Cooking Pot food bank provides meals to neighbors in need
About 175 customers will use Eloise's Cooking Pot a day. While the organization doesn't make hot meals and hand them out, they offer the food and ingredients to help neighbors with what they need to feed themselves.
Tacoma museum honors legacy of Buffalo Soldiers
The small museum in Tacoma is showcasing the big impact that one group of Black soldiers had on American history.
Driver on the Street: Kaleigha's Story
Nearly every school district in our region is asking for money in the upcoming special election. While many might be looking into the dollar amounts and costs, we wanted to see what that money buys. So, FOX 13 photojournalist Michael Driver introduces us to a very special student named Kaleigha.
Driver on the Street: 'Sidewalk Rescue' provides hope without judgment in Tacoma
Living on the streets can be dangerous and very lonely, but one man is on a mission to change that and is lending a helping hand to those in need.