A Washington state resident has pleaded guilty to federal hate crime charges linked to a 2024 incident in which a Black woman using Seattle-area public transit was assaulted by a man who called her ...
With Christmas right around the corner, Washingtonians are packing holiday markets, light displays, and other seasonal attractions. KIRO host Ursula Reutin highlighted some of her favorite local ...
TACOMA, Wash. (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Washington State Patrol trooper born in Hawaii died Friday evening in Tacoma while responding to a crash. According to WSP, Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting, 29, was ...
The Rosas family clung to one another Thursday as the Monroe mobile home they moved into just a few months ago submerged in floodwater. José Rosas, 39, said the home was supposed to save his family ...
Tacoma police believe a second vehicle hit a Washington State Patrol trooper who died Friday night on Highway 509. Officials said Saturday that Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting, 29, was struck and killed in ...
With Washington pushing to retain Rodman, new league mechanisms emerging, and Europe circling, her decision could redefine what comes next for both player and league. Trinity Rodman’s future remains ...
The U.S. Capitol on Tuesday began displaying a statue of a teenaged Barbara Rose Johns as she protested poor conditions at her segregated Virginia high school, a pointed replacement for a statue of ...
A Maryland mother whose family says she was born in the United States was detained by federal agents in Baltimore and is now facing possible deportation. Her family and attorneys say they have ...
St. George • Mia Bailey, who pleaded guilty and mentally ill to murdering her parents last year, could spend the rest of her life in prison. Due to the gravity of the murders and at the request of the ...
The executive producer of “60 Minutes” responded to criticism after CBS News abruptly pulled a segment on the Trump administration’s deportations, telling colleagues in a private meeting Monday that ...
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'So tragic.' She killed her sister in drunken Eastern WA crash. Now she's going to prison
A 20-year-old Tri-City woman who was abandoned and abused by family members for years is now headed to prison for the killing her sister while driving drunk last year. Taytum Smiscon-Ohms's attorney ...
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