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Judge upholds ruling on mentally ill, hospitals
The rights of people with mental illness collided Monday with the state's struggling mental health system.
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Tacoma brothers plead guilty to murder
Two teenage Tacoma brothers pleaded guilty to first-degree murder Monday in the slaying of a 15-year-old and were sentenced to lengthy prison terms.
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Couple arrested in poolroom death
Lakewood police arrested a couple Monday in connection with a poolroom assault that killed a 47-year-old Woodinville man last week.
Pierce County operations consolidation could affect Tacoma office market
Pierce County is studying whether to move employees out of leased office space into a new building it would develop.
Group hopes to save Orting's McMillin Bridge
Even its supporters call Orting's McMillin Bridge "not a pretty" structure. Still, this week the Pierce County Council is expected to align itself with a small group of advocates in an effort to preserve the 78-year-old crossing on SR 162.
Years of work reunites teens accused of '88 gang shooting
Bernadine Sanders, center, tears up as she talks to media about her twin brother, Bernard Houston, 17, who was murdered in Tacoma in 1988.
Community Transit has rejected thousands of dollars in bus advertising from a statewide gun control group citing a new policy banning ads on controversial religious, social and political issues.
Jurisdictions gain say over housing for ex-inmates
Cities, towns and counties will soon have more input on where groups of released inmates can live when the state is paying their rent.
Puyallup man re-arraigned in 2010 death after treatment
A Puyallup man who two years ago was declared incompetent to stand trial in the stabbing death of his roommate once more is being prosecuted in the case.
Progress afoot for those who walk, run and ride
From the shores of Commencement Bay to the foothills of Mount Rainier, more opportunities for recreation are falling into place.
Pierce County working on its own pot rules
As the state prepares for today's release of draft rules to control the marijuana market, Pierce County is slowly developing its own plans to zone where pot can be legally grown, processed and sold.
Plan to finish Routes 167, 509 questioned
Heavy truck traffic often clogs the roads at the end of state Route 167 where it ends at Meridian Street in Puyallup.
Process plods on to select new Pierce County District Court judge
The slow-motion process of filling an empty judicial seat in Pierce County's largest court takes another step Wednesday, with no clear date for a final decision.
Former student suing Bethel School District over stabbing incident
A former Spanaway Lake High School student is suing the Bethel School District over a stabbing incident that occurred at a school in May 2010.
As transit cuts loom, public tells board: 'You're messing with our life'
The southbound 402 bus sits at the South Hill Mall Transit Center in Puyallup on Jan.
Gig Harbor Fire and Medic One call review
May 9: A man woke up from his sleep when his nose began to bleed. He attempted to curb the bleeding by pinching his nose.
Defense Dept. employees in South Sound still facing furloughs
Thousands of Defense Department employees in Pierce and Thurston counties still face unpaid time off this summer, but not as much as the Pentagon initially proposed.
Gig Harbor students among library system art showcase
Talented teenage artists and writers demonstrated their creative skills through original poetry, short story, drawing and photography in Pierce County Library System's Teen Writing and Art Contest - Our Own Expressions.
Sen. Pam Roach: Should Elected Officials be Subject to Recall for Driving Drunk?
Sen. Pam Roach , chair of the Senate Governmental Operations Committee, will consider including drunk driving as a reason for recalling public officials in a special session workshop to be held 10 a.m., on Wednesday, in Olympia.