A man who opened fire as Hurricane Harbor was closing four years ago has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for fatally shooting a teenager, prosecutors said Friday. Cameron Stephens, now 22, was ...

A fire broke out at a two-story abandoned home on the Key Peninsula Thursday morning. Key Peninsula Fire Department spokesperson Anne Nesbit told The News Tribune Thursday afternoon that the fire’s ...

The grim saga of a Gig Harbor house fire that claimed two lives last month has reached a conclusion with law enforcement making an arrest. According to a statement from the Pierce County Sheriff's ...

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The arrest, made by the SWAT team and Special Investigations Unit, concludes a lengthy investigation into the April 8 ...

A road rage incident escalated into a hate crime Monday ... allegedly killing his father and brother, then setting their Gig Harbor home ablaze. Discover effective lifestyle changes to lower ...

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Gig Harbor Police are investigating after they ... might have been driving the car at the time of the incident. This lead helped detectives locate the suspect in an alley in Tacoma, where he ...

Investigators are looking into what caused a fire in a newly-rented home in Gig Harbor, where two people were found dead inside. The fire started around 8 p.m. at a home near 15500 14th Ave NW.

The man was taken into custody Wednesday afternoon after several hours in the "barricade incident," police said. "The barricade incident has been resolved," Fairfax County police said.

according to the Gig Harbor Police Department. The incident is believed to be related to a 2021 homicide in Kitsap County and targeted family members of the suspect in that case. On December 27 ...

Police, who are investigating the damage as a possible hate crime, think the incident occurred Dec. 24 or 25, shortly after the menorah was installed, said Lt. Fred Douglas, of the Gig Harbor ...