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October 2017
| October 30
October 30, 2017
Puyallup police share tips to stay safe this Halloween
Tacoma police seeking help finding JBLM soldier’s killer
Kent grandmother ‘would never go down without a fight.’ Suspected killer charged
To stop his 6-week-old from crying he hurt the baby. Now he’s been sentenced.
Gregoire still a force in politics — this time, behind the scenes
Seattle Storm star was sexually molested as a child. She hopes her story helps others
Bowling league results for Oct. 30
Cano look tired? Cruz nagged by injuries? Mariners hire doctor to analyze all of that
New plan aims to ease wildfire risk in state’s sick, stressed forests
Deadly force initiative may spur needed compromise
With one school nearly filled, district officials break ground on a new elementary in Tehaleh