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Gov. Jay Inlsee signs HB 1682 at McCarver Elementary School in Tacoma in 2016. The governor is surrounded by adults and students.

Homeless Washington students: Tacoma schools seek housing resources as district with most homeless students

Lauren Gallup June 2, 2023

Washington Supreme Court to rule on constitutionality of Washington State Voting Rights Act

Johanna Bejarano May 30, 2023

A women in a blue and red plaid shirt stands in front of a blue river. She is holding two gray rocks on top of each other. in the background, on the other side of the river, there are rocky hills and a blue sky.

Could the Northwest’s basalt rocks help slow climate change?

Courtney Flatt May 30, 2023

On May 25, a number of supporters of the Tacoma For All initiative for tenant protections, rallied in front of the City Hall building. Photo by Lauren Gallup.

Supporters of tenant rights bill make their voices heard at city hall

Lauren Gallup May 26, 2023

A portrait of Dr. Richard Eggleston smiling at the camera

Washington court grants Eggleston preliminary injunction following appeal

Rachel Sun May 25, 2023

Candles, stuffed toy lambs and a framed photo of the four students sits atop grey rocks in front of the King Road house.

Plans for memorial garden grow before trial of murder suspect

Lauren Paterson May 25, 2023

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The DIVA Jazz Orchestra performers stand under red lights behind podiums with the bright yellow, green, blue and red title letters of their group emblazoned on the front. The lead performers are a group of women all wearing black tops and playing jazz band instruments.

More Than Music: The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival

Thom Kokenge May 18, 2023

Runners wearing water bottle backpacks, hats, headbands, headphones, and long sleeves walk toward finish line and smile toward the camera.

Badger Mountain Challenge: A unique running community, a changing landscape

Annie Warren May 3, 2023

Maps by Christina Vega is the third edition of Vega's poetry collection, first published in 2017. Photo courtesy of Blue Cactus Press.

Pacific Northwest poet revisits social injustices

Lauren Gallup April 27, 2023

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