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Police looking for suspected shooter who injured man in Fife
3 天之前 · Fife police are requesting the public’s assistance to identify a suspect they say shot another man in the head at an apartment complex.
WA senator files bills to help school safety, avert shootings
2 天之前 · State Sen. Nikki Torres, a Pasco Republican, is sponsoring legislation aimed at improving school security, and student safety, in Washington.
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Search continues for shooters who fired at Pierce County bus
6 天之前 · Two people accused of firing multiple rounds at a Pierce Transit bus passenger in Puyallup, WA on Dec. 22, 2024, have not been arrested.
Tacoma Washington Weather News & Reports - Tacoma News Tribune
2024年12月17日 · Follow the latest Tacoma, WA and Pierce County Washington region weather updates, know when severe rain storms and snow will hit the area.
Tacoma expects layoffs due to dire financial situation | Tacoma …
2024年12月5日 · Tacoma is expected to cut more than two dozen positions and likely more as the city works toward balancing its budget and grapples with a dire financial outlook posed by expenses outpacing revenues.
Tacoma WA crime-reduction plan shows decrease in violence
2024年4月19日 · In Tacoma, calls for violence-related help also dropped citywide by 15% and by 8% in “hot spots,” areas where crime has historically been high.