Interview With Roger Millar, WSDOT Secretary Of Transportation

How Washington is addressing transportation issues in a diverse and increasingly congested state.

No Child Left Inside: Pierce County Awarded $144,962 Grant

Four Pierce County organizations benefitted from the No Child Left Inside grants from the Washington Recreation and Conservation Office.

Washington's Election Laws Changed This Month

Among the changes to convenience and accessibility for Washington's elections are pre-paid ballot-return envelopes and online registration.

Pierce County Moves Toward Broadband For All

With approval of Resolution R2019-74​, the council showed support for developing a plan to install broadband infrastructure countywide.

Veteran Reforms A Priority, Says Rep. Leavitt

Rep. Mari Leavitt said she’ll use her appointment to the Joint Committee on Veterans and Military Affairs to push for reforms.

University Place 2019 Election Candidates Set

On the last day to withdraw from the 2019 election, 10 people remained on the ballot for positions on the city council and school board.

UP Rep Helps Push To Improve WA Child Support System

Rep. Christine Kilduff this week helped see through legislation that could improve the efficiency of the state child support system.

UP Police Department Opens New Lobby, Extends Office Hours

The University Police Police Department last week announced it would offer extended hours from its new offices in the Civic Building.

Pierce County Benefits From State Budget Plan

The Washington State construction budget for 2019-2021 includes a $255 million earmark for Pierce County projects, state officials said.

Meet Police Chief Hopefuls At UP 'Meet & Greet' Event

The top three candidates to replace outgoing University Place Police Chief Mike Blair will meet with community members next Tuesday.

Pierce Co. Ranked 2nd In WA State Population Growth: Census

New population estimates for 2018 released by the Census Bureau show how the population has changed in different parts of the U.S.

UP Reps Set Date For Inaugural 'Coffee & Conversations'

Reps. Mari Leavitt and Christine Kilduff will be at Anthem Coffee & Tea in University Place next month to meet and talk with constituents.

Nursing Assistant Defrauded Client Of $15K: Dept. Of Health

Ashley Vaillant's nursing assistant license was suspended after the Department of Health found she defrauded her 85-year-old client.

Leavitt Speech Honors Nat'l Guard Service And Sacrifice

Rep. Mari Leavitt, D-University Place, on Wednesday spoke on the House floor, honoring National Guard members and their families.

UP Council Meeting Canceled, City Hall Closing Early

University Place city officials decided to close City Hall at 2 p.m. Monday and cancel the regular city council meeting due to weather.

Voter Turnout In Pierce County Strong So Far

After six days of ballot returns, turnout in the 2018 midterm is looking like a presidential election year.

Pam Roach Swears At Dan Roach During County Council Meeting

It was mother versus son at last Friday's Pierce County Council Committee of the Whole meeting.

Pierce Library To Discuss Tax Levy At Wednesday Meeting

The restored levy would maintain services including open hours at 20 locations and online library resources.

Pierce County Library Levy Will Be On Ballot

The library system's Board of Trustees voted this week to put a measure on the November ballot asking for a 50 cent property tax increase.

Wash. Clergy Charge Jeff Sessions With 'Child Abuse'

10 Methodist clergy from Tacoma to Shoreline and hundreds more are accusing Sessions of breaking church law with border separations.

November 2017 Election Certified: See University Place Winners

Pierce County certified the results of the November 2017 election on Tuesday. See the final vote counts for candidates near you.

University Place Election Results: Latest Numbers Available

The latest Pierce County election returns show some local races tightening.

University Place Election Results Roll In: Here Are The Leaders

The first wave of ballots dropped Tuesday night. Check out how local races are shaping up near you.

Here's Where You Can Vote In University Place On Election Day

Here are the locations of all ballot boxes and voting centers in Pierce County.

You Must Vote: Here's What's On The Ballot In University Place

Election Day is Tuesday. That's the deadline to postmark your ballot or vote in person.

How Much Will Property Taxes Increase In University Place? See Estimates Here

The state's new budget includes a statewide property tax increase. Find out how much taxes will go up in your city.

Washington's New Distracted Driving Law: 5 Things To Know

Washington's new distracted driving law, signed by Gov. Jay Inslee, will go into effect two years earlier than originally planned.

Filing Week 2017: University Place Candidates Running For Election

Candidate filing week started Monday. Here are all the people who are running near you.

University Place Adopts Zoning For Marijuana, But Ban Remains

The city has adopted new regulations for marijuana businesses, but still has a ban on pot sellers and processors.

Car Tab Fees: Proposed Law Would Require Sound Transit To Use New Formula

Two Republican state senators have introduced a law to lower car tab fees related to Sound Transit.

Marijuana Ban: University Place Looks At Ending Prohibition

The idea to allow recreational marijuana in University Place is currently in front of the planning commission.

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

U.P. Candidate Forum, Video Voters Guide On-Air and On-Line

Trail Closure at Chambers Creek Regional Park

Planning Commission Vacancy

Joint Base Lewis-McChord Suspends Non-Essential Services

The military base will suspend all non-essential services during the government shutdown.

Denny Heck's Statement on Federal Government Shutdown

The 10th District Congressman says he supports governing responsibly like adults and solving our nation’s problems through the normal democratic process.