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Jerre Redecker
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Brian Sandford
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A judge stood by her decision Thursday to deny a controversial 7-Eleven store proposed for the busy intersection of Harrison Avenue and Division Street, marking the end of the road for the case in Thurston County Superior Court.
The Third of July fireworks display in Lacey is set to continue this year despite losing its major sponsor and location.
A 21-year-old Tacoma woman hit by a car Sunday as she walked on the Yelm Highway has died.
Volunteer Glenn Phillips carefully banded a pair of 21-day-old peregrine falcon chicks as their mother swooped down in anger, talons at the ready.
BOISE, Idaho — A San Francisco-based federal appeals court ruled in 2002 that every aspect of an execution should be open to witnesses, from the moment the condemned enters the death chamber to his or her final heartbeat.
PORT ANGELES –An oceanographer who tracks flotsam says West Coast beachcombers may find floating athletic shoes with human remains as more debris from last year’s tsunami in Japan finally washes ashore.
Glenn Phillips carefully banded a pair of 21-day-old peregrine falcon chicks as their mother swooped down in anger, talons at the ready.
Point Defiance Park will usher in the summer season this Memorial Day weekend with two new amenities intended to encourage visitor exploration of all the park has to offer.
An open house to give residents a chance to comment on a project upgrading Capitol Boulevard from Southgate to Israel Road is set for 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 30.
Gov. Chris Gregoire is headed to Washington, D.C. to urge key senators to stop proposed cuts next year to the Air National Guard.