WA emergency food distribution for people in need
In Washington state, nearly 1 million people rely on SNAP benefits but those benefits will be paused on Nov. 1
In Washington state, nearly 1 million people rely on SNAP benefits but those benefits will be paused on Nov. 1
Washington food banks see more traffic as SNAP benefits set to end
Food banks across Washington are seeing more people walk through their doors—some for the first time—as the state braces for a pause in federal food assistance.
Food banks across Washington are seeing more people walk through their doors—some for the first time—as the state braces for a pause in federal food assistance.
Bodycam captures arrest of Kent serial domestic violence offender
A serial domestic violence offender is behind bars after he tried to run away from Tacoma police and ended up getting tased.
A serial domestic violence offender is behind bars after he tried to run away from Tacoma police and ended up getting tased.
Tukwila, WA chili cook-off supports survivors of domestic abuse
October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and a local chili cook-off in Tukwila is heating up for a cause.
October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and a local chili cook-off in Tukwila is heating up for a cause.
Pet of the Week: Fondu
Meet our adoptable cuddle bug pet of the week, Fondu, from the Humane Society of Tacoma and Pierce County.
Meet our adoptable cuddle bug pet of the week, Fondu, from the Humane Society of Tacoma and Pierce County.
Tacoma rally protests alleged medical neglect of ICE detainee
Supporters rallied in Tacoma for a permanent resident detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) since March 1, alleging he has been denied critical medical care for severe health issues, including colitis and potential colon cancer.
Supporters rallied in Tacoma for a permanent resident detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) since March 1, alleging he has been denied critical medical care for severe health issues, including colitis and potential colon cancer.
Puyallup, WA mom shares survival story of rare breast cancer diagnosis to encourage women
Jaclyn Escalera, diagnosed with rare breast cancer at 38, is sharing her story to inspire hope and encourage women to be proactive about their breast health.
Jaclyn Escalera, diagnosed with rare breast cancer at 38, is sharing her story to inspire hope and encourage women to be proactive about their breast health.
Tacoma Holiday Festival presented by Puyallup Chocolates
Puyallup Chocolates shares sweets inspired by the Tribe's legacy of community. Check out the festive eats, activities and entertainment at the Tacoma Holiday Festival this weekend!
Puyallup Chocolates shares sweets inspired by the Tribe's legacy of community. Check out the festive eats, activities and entertainment at the Tacoma Holiday Festival this weekend!
Everett council weighs extending "No Sit, No Lie" law
At least two communities in western Washington are hoping to balance the needs of local businesses and public safety without targeting people experiencing homelessness.
At least two communities in western Washington are hoping to balance the needs of local businesses and public safety without targeting people experiencing homelessness.
Tacoma, WA expands camping ban after City Council vote
Tacoma's camping ban will expand after the City Council approved the proposal Tuesday night, following a long-running debate.
Tacoma's camping ban will expand after the City Council approved the proposal Tuesday night, following a long-running debate.
Tacoma City Council passes expanded camping ban
Tacoma's camping ban will expand after the city approved the proposal Tuesday night.
Tacoma's camping ban will expand after the city approved the proposal Tuesday night.
Apartment fire in Tacoma
Crews responded to an apartment fire in Tacoma on Wednesday morning.
Crews responded to an apartment fire in Tacoma on Wednesday morning.
Second suspect arrested in deadly Tacoma, WA playground shooting
A second suspect has been arrested after a man was found shot near a Tacoma playground last week. The shooting happened near Cheney Stadium and South Orchard Street
A second suspect has been arrested after a man was found shot near a Tacoma playground last week. The shooting happened near Cheney Stadium and South Orchard Street
People gather outside Tacoma, WA City Hall to protest expansion of camping ban
The city council in Tacoma is discussing a possible expansion of the city's homeless camping ban.
The city council in Tacoma is discussing a possible expansion of the city's homeless camping ban.
Tacoma city council considers expanded camping ban
The Tacoma City Council discussed the possible expansion of the city's homeless camping ban Tuesday night, with many in attendance expressing criticism.
The Tacoma City Council discussed the possible expansion of the city's homeless camping ban Tuesday night, with many in attendance expressing criticism.
Tacoma, WA man arrested after fistfight turns into fatal shooting
Tacoma Police arrested Nicholas Patrick Kane on Friday after he called 911 to report that he had been in an altercation with his ex-roommate, who was also the ex-husband of his girlfriend.
Tacoma Police arrested Nicholas Patrick Kane on Friday after he called 911 to report that he had been in an altercation with his ex-roommate, who was also the ex-husband of his girlfriend.
Tacoma City Council to consider expanded camping ban
The Tacoma City Council will hear an ordinance that would expand the city's camping ban.
The Tacoma City Council will hear an ordinance that would expand the city's camping ban.
Man accused of shooting, killing dad with shotgun in Pierce County, WA pleads not guilty
A man accused of shooting and killing his dad with a shotgun in Pierce County pleaded not guilty in court on Monday.
A man accused of shooting and killing his dad with a shotgun in Pierce County pleaded not guilty in court on Monday.
Man pleads not guilty in father's deadly Tacoma, WA shooting
Michael Courtney has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and unlawful possession of a firearm after allegedly shooting and killing his father inside the family's Pierce County home.
Michael Courtney has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and unlawful possession of a firearm after allegedly shooting and killing his father inside the family's Pierce County home.
Pet of the Week: Sarah
Meet our adoptable pet of the week, Sarah, a two year old cat from the Humane Society of Tacoma and Pierce County.
Meet our adoptable pet of the week, Sarah, a two year old cat from the Humane Society of Tacoma and Pierce County.