Tacoma: Fatal Nippon Dynawave Plant Explosion: Families Deserve Answers | May 30

Tacoma: Grand Cinema in Tacoma cancels all showings due to safety threats | June 22

Tacoma's Grand Cinema has paused all showings due to safety concerns and threats of violence, prompting police and officials to urge residents to avoid the venue. The city also expanded its free summer meal program for children to three new locations, addressing food insecurity during school breaks.

Tacoma: Deputy pursuit ends in Tacoma crash with four injured, including two children | June 21

Tacoma police responded to a high-speed chase that ended in a fiery crash involving a suspect and a vehicle with children, raising concerns about pursuit safety. A heat advisory was issued as summer arrives, with officials warning of heat-related risks and urging precautions in western Washington.

Tacoma: PoliceReport.info expands Washington State crash report directory | June 20

Tacoma's Local Wire update covers new tools for accessing Washington crash reports, Juneteenth celebrations supporting Black-owned businesses, and the shift of local media to digital platforms. The episode also highlights The News Tribune's summer intern, Elizah Lourdes Rendorio, and weather forecasts for the region.

Tacoma: Pierce County approves childcare zoning changes | June 19

Tacoma's new childcare zoning laws in Pierce County aim to ease staffing shortages and expand affordable care, while the city's Juneteenth Celebration WA event promises a free, family-friendly gathering with music and historical exhibits. A local mom's frustration over missing World Cup tickets also highlights concerns about event ticketing reliability.

Tacoma: Boy arrested for DUI and vehicular assault after crash on SR 16 in Tacoma | June 18

Tacoma police arrested a 17-year-old for DUI and a crash on SR 16 that injured a pedestrian. The city also faces a heated vote on demolishing the historic Lewis & Clark Building, while Rep. Marie Peterson toured the Tacoma ICE facility amid rising immigration lawsuits straining state budgets.