2 injured in hit-and-run crash near Eatonville, WSP looking for suspects

Two people were seriously injured in a hit-and-run crash near Eatonville, and Washington State Patrol needs help identifying the suspect.

Pierce Co. crooks are getting away with auto theft easily, authorities say

Part of a policy to keep the jail population low during the pandemic has led Pierce County law enforcement to release car thief suspects shortly after arresting them. They are saying it's now contributing to a huge spike in thefts.

6 dogs rescued from Tacoma house fire

Multiple dogs were rescued Friday morning after a house fire in Tacoma, officials said. 

102-year-old WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor reflects on his service in the U.S. Navy

Veterans Day is a time to honor the men and women who fought for the nation’s freedom. Washington is home to some veterans who served in some of the most significant battles in world history.

Crews knock down fire at abandoned house in Fife

Fire investigators what caused a fire early Thursday morning at an abandoned house in Fife. 

Neighbors worry geoduck farm will industrialize tranquil lagoon

Taylor Shellfish hope to turn a portion of a Key Peninsula into a farm for the Pacific Northwest’s iconic clam that could help grow the company’s business, but detractors worry the plans would spread negatively impact the local environment.

Neighbors worry geoduck farm will industrialize tranquil lagoon
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A local family business with more than a century?s old tie to the community is now even closer to expanding its geoduck business in Puget Sound.

Students walk out to protest sexual harassment case
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Dozens of students at Steilacoom High School walked out of class today, demanding a teacher accused of sexual misconduct be fired.

Washington scientist admits faking steel-test results for Navy submarines

A metallurgist in Washington state pleaded guilty to fraud Monday after she spent decades faking the results of strength tests on steel that was being used to make U.S. Navy submarines.

Veterans 'feel productive again' thanks to program in Orting towards recovery from homelessness

Veterans recovering from homelessness are finding their new start in Pierce County. Progress is being made at Orting Veterans Village, located on five acres of land at the Washington Soldiers Home. The tiny home village opened in May 2021, and military members said the new program is changing their lives.

JBLM soldiers return home from Fort McCoy operation helping Afghan refugees

Roughly 80 soldiers have returned to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, coming home after helping Afghan refugees during Operation Allies Welcome.