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...rail yard at the U.S. Oil refinery in Tacoma, The News Tribune reported Sunday.Trains also are delivering oil from...Blair Waterway.Port spokeswoman Tara Mattina told The News Tribune she could not discuss proposals because of ongoing negotiations...
...Lewis-McChord has recommended a court-martial for one of the soldiers accused of killing three civilians in Afghanistan. The News Tribune of Tacoma reported the recommendation this week from Col. Thomas Molloy. It now goes to the commander of the 2nd Brigade...
...two-thirds and Mount McKinley's cost by 250 percent. The News Tribune reports that Rainier park Superintendent Dave Uberuaga...meetings after making his proposal to the service. The News Tribune said it obtained a copy of an Aug. 13 e-mail sent...
...species with sensitive internal compasses. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory oceanographer Andrea Copping tells The News Tribune of Tacoma that scientists believe salmon, like sharks and sea turtles, might sense the Earth's magnetic fields as...
...million. Another $2 million is allocated for Ballard, who also could be terminated by new coach Mike Holmgren. The News Tribune of Tacoma said those moves, combined with several others, would allow the Seahawks to re-sign tight end Christian...
...article in last Sunday's Tacoma News Tribune, anvil and man were reunited Tuesday...The man saw the article in the News Tribune and called Anderson on Tuesday...McManis, the features editor at the News Tribune, saw it. "He said, 'We're...
...million. Another $2 million is allocated for Ballard, who also could be terminated by new coach Mike Holmgren. The News Tribune of Tacoma said those moves, combined with several others, would allow the Seahawks to re-sign tight end Christian...
...Puryear broke through a cornice and died in a 1,500-foot fall on the 24,170-foot mountain, Labuche Kang. The News Tribune of Tacoma reports Puryear lived in Leavenworth and is survived by his wife, Michelle. He was a Mount Rainier ranger...
...descending the mountain Tuesday. Dupre plans to descend to his camp at about 14,000 feet to regroup. The Duluth News Tribune reports Dupre is also dealing with a 5.4 magnitude earthquake that may have changed the mountain's landscape. McKinley's...
...temperatures can reach 50 below zero and winds can reach 100 mph. Expedition manager Tom Suprenant tells the Duluth News Tribune the 49-year-old Dupre will attempt the summit on Sunday if conditions are good.