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Man dies after vehicle hits tree near Summit

A man died early Sunday when the car he was driving hit a tree near Summit.Click to Continue »

 

Man dies when homemade fireworks explode east of Orting

A 40-year-old man died Saturday when the homemade pipe-bomb fireworks he was making for the Fourth of July exploded.Click to Continue »

 

Where science meets Sasquatch: A comprehensive field guide on Bigfoot

Naturalist author uses the legend of Bigfoot to teach scientific methods and an appreciation for the natural world.Click to Continue »

 

1 person killed, 1 injured after SUV rolls in off-road vehicle park near Mount Rainier

One person died and another was injured when an SUV rolled Saturday night at an off-road vehicle park southeast of Carbonado.Click to Continue »

 

New SR 167 Puyallup River Bridge opens

The new state Route 167 Puyallup River Bridge opened ahead of schedule Sunday.Click to Continue »

 

At 86, her life is good on the Sound— in a kayak

Carol Petrich Kalapus of Puyallup grew up on the water in a boat-building family, and she loves it, still.Click to Continue »

 

Seattle gay pride event is about families, participants say

Seattle's gay pride celebration has evolved from a political parade to a family event featuring bounce houses, free ice cream and marching Boy Scouts and cheerleaders.Click to Continue »

 

Temperature records in Spokane, Sea-Tac, Bellingham, Olympia

The National Weather Service says temperature records were set across Washington on Saturday, with Spokane reaching the highest temperature ever recorded in June.Click to Continue »

 

Tacoma Minimum Wage Task Force weighs in with 2 proposals

The Tacoma City Council will hear Tuesday about dueling proposals from its Minimum Wage Task Force. The group worked for a month to come up with a proposal to raise…Click to Continue »

 

Dry conditions make for risky fireworks days, but here’s where you can blow them up

Fireworks are banned in Tacoma and three other Pierce County communities. Elsewhere, the regulations vary.Click to Continue »

 

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