Tacoma gang indicted for large-scale fentanyl trafficking after a 36-month FBI-led investigation, with substantial drug and weapon seizures made during the operation.

The City of Tacoma announced lane closures at 72nd Street East and Portland Avenue East on September 6 for asphalt repairs, urging drivers to plan alternate routes.

Washington State's Sandy Williams Connecting Communities Program has allocated $15.8 million to improve active transportation, focusing on safer non-motorized travel and addressing disparities in communities divided by infrastructure.

Attorney General Nick Brown and a coalition from 16 states and DC have petitioned the FDA to remove restrictions on the abortion medication mifepristone, arguing for its safety and accessibility.

Seattle's National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for August 22 to August 26, warning of high temperatures and moderate risk of heat-related illness.

A mandatory hand recount for a primary race in Pierce County will start on Thursday due to a close margin of votes. The public can witness the procedure, and the results are set to be certified later that afternoon.

Tacoma partners with Crown Castle to pilot a less disruptive fiber optic cable installation method, potentially increasing safety and reducing environmental impact.

A man was stabbed under an overpass in Green Lake, Seattle; police found him injured and transferred him to a hospital. The assailant remains unidentified, and an investigation is ongoing.

A semi-truck collided with the White River Bridge on SR 410, causing a shutdown. No injuries were reported, but the bridge's structural integrity is being evaluated.

Pierce County Executive Ryan Mello has initiated a task force to design a new juvenile justice facility, aiming to replace the outdated Remann Hall with a modern approach to rehabilitation.

AG Nick Brown joins a multi-state lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging imposed immigration-related conditions on VOCA victim support funds.

A man was arrested after a shooting at Golden Gardens Park in Seattle, which left another man seriously injured. A firearm was recovered and the suspect is expected to face assault charges.

Washington's Employment Security Department schedules a webinar for Aug. 21 to offer assistance to state workers affected by job disruptions, covering unemployment benefits and reemployment services.