Sound Transit names new finance leaders as expansion moves forward
Leadership shifts come as the Sound Transit board explores ways to trim project expenses and manage funding challenges. By: Raghvi
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Federal Grant Caps May Reshape UW’s Research Landscape. Source Karla Pastrana
Federal funding cuts spark backlash at UW Seattle
Academic workers, students and lawmakers rally against executive orders slashing research grants, while legal battles unfold over funding freezes and
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An aerial view of downtown Tacoma.
Source: Spicypepper999
Tacoma City Council confirms new leadership appointments
The Tacoma City Council recently appointed leaders to new positions, including an interim police chief. By: Michaela Ely Throughout the
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The World Cup’s trophy towering before the City of Tacoma to claim the city as its home in 2026. Source: Edited by Karla Pastrana, photo by Patrick Rodriguez
Tacoma scores a Fan Zone goal for the upcoming World Cup
Washington state has announced nine cities to become Fan Zones for the World Cup of North America. Tacoma is preparing
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Lavender Oprington chickens laying eggs on a farm in Graham, Washington. Photo by: Elissa Blankenship
Bird flu drives spike in grocery bills across Washington state
Bird flu outbreaks on farms have led to mass culling, driving egg prices and creating concerns over food safety and
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'Home in Tacoma' initiative brings new affordable leasing opportunities.
Photo by: Cameron Berrens
Washington’s push for financial and housing stability
As Washington celebrated National Unclaimed Property Day earlier this month, the state aimed to return billions in forgotten assets to
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Exterior of the Legislative Building in Olympia. Photo by: Michaela Ely
Recap of 2025 Huskies on the Hill
Huskies on the Hill gave students the opportunity to advocate for student grants and supportive legislation. By: Michaela Ely Two
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Photo by: Parker Nelson
Critical infrastructure projects in Tacoma receive grant funding
The City of Tacoma has recently received $10.6 million in state grants to pay for critical infrastructure projects. By: Michaela
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Students prepare for lobbying at Huskies on the Hill
Huskies on the Hill: What you need to know
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Photo by: Parker Nelson
Economic report shows tri-campus economic impact
Economic report displays local impact of UWT
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