Rogers High School.

Puyallup Wrestler Claims Transgender Opponent Sexually Assaulted Her During Match And District Ignored Report For Weeks

A Puyallup high school wrestler has filed a federal lawsuit alleging she was sexually assaulted by a transgender opponent during a girls wrestling match and that officials failed to properly respond after the incident was reported. The suit, filed Tuesday in Seattle federal court by a Rogers High School student and her mother, Stephanie Brown,…

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Puyallup

Is Puyallup A Decent Place to Live? Locals Say It Depends How Much You Hate Traffic

Few Washington cities have changed as dramatically over the past few decades as Puyallup. Long known for its downtown charm, the Washington State Fair, views of Mount Rainier, and family-friendly suburbs, the city has become one of the region’s fastest-growing communities. New housing developments continue to spread across South Hill, warehouses have expanded throughout the…

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Knapp’s Restaurant and Lounge

Knapp’s Restaurant Closes After Nearly 90 Years in Tacoma’s Proctor District

A Tacoma restaurant that served generations of diners in the Proctor District has closed its doors after nearly nine decades in business. A sign posted this week at Knapp’s Restaurant and Lounge, 2707 N. Proctor St., announced the closure with a simple message: “Knapp’s is closed. Thank you for the memories. We’ve enjoyed serving you.”…

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Gig Harbor

Moving to Gig Harbor? Locals Warn Of Early Bedtimes And More

Gig Harbor has a reputation that practically markets itself. To some, it’s a postcard-worthy waterfront town filled with boats, boutique shops and views of Mount Rainier. To others, it’s an affluent suburb where Teslas, pickup trucks and million-dollar homes somehow coexist. Mention Gig Harbor anywhere in Western Washington and you’ll usually hear the same words:…

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Patricia Colyer

Tacoma Woman Vanished On Fourth Of July 1986. Nearly 40 Years Later, Her Remains Have Been Found.

Human remains discovered in a wooded area of Chelan County have been identified as a Tacoma woman who disappeared nearly 40 years ago. The remains were identified as Patricia Colyer, who was last seen on July 4, 1986, before being reported missing from Tacoma, according to the Chelan County Sheriff’s Office and Chelan County Coroner’s…

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burrito

Best Breakfast Burritos In Tacoma Found At This Longtime Favorite, Foodies Say

A simple question about breakfast burritos quickly turned into a love letter to one Tacoma restaurant. When Bremerton resident James Villareal asked members of a local foodie group where to find the area’s best breakfast burrito, one name surfaced again and again: Memo’s Mexican Food. The longtime Tacoma favorite drew the overwhelming majority of recommendations,…

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Tacoma

What Living In Tacoma Is Really Like: ‘Cursed’ Or One Of Washington’s Best-Kept Secrets?

Someone considering a move from the Dallas-Fort Worth area to Tacoma recently posed a simple question online: Is Tacoma a good place to move? The answers revealed a city that inspires strong opinions. Some residents described Tacoma as one of the Pacific Northwest’s most underrated places to live — a city with waterfront views, walkable…

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Equifax

WA Navy Sailor Says Equifax Ignored Military Orders, Left Inflated Loan Balance On Credit Report

An active-duty US Navy sailor from Pierce County is suing Equifax, alleging the credit reporting giant failed to correct an inflated auto loan balance even after he provided military orders showing he was entitled to federal financial protections. Mason Hamer filed the lawsuit in Tacoma federal court on Friday, May 29, accusing Equifax of violating…

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