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The All-You-Can-Eat Buffet At This Washington Restaurant Has Locals Coming Back Every Week
Ask around Tacoma about weekly rituals and you’ll hear about football Sundays, farmers markets, and one very specific buffet that people build their whole weekend schedule around. That buffet is Harvest Buffet, and once you understand why it earns that kind of loyalty, you’ll probably start planning your own...
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Tacoma man killed his father during mental health crisis. Here's his sentence
A Tacoma-area man who fatally shot his father with a shotgun last year has been sentenced to 15 years and three months in prison. A psychologist found that the shooter was in the throes of a mental health crisis at the time. Michael Paul Courtney, 42, pleaded guilty Oct. 16 to second-degree murder with a firearm for the death of 63-year-old Paul Courtney in his Parkland home. After his arrest, Michael Courtney’s mother told law enforcement that her son had been acting strangely in the days leading up to the incident, saying odd things and talking to himself. According to court documents, the defendant’s parents were watching a Seattle Mariners game the evening of Oct. 10, 2025 when his mother heard him talking upstairs as if he was communicating to another person. Michael Courtney’s father walked upstairs to ask him who he was talking to. The defendant’s mother later reported that she heard her husband ask, “Who are you talking to?” and “Are you pointing a gun at me?” just before hearing the fatal gunshot. Pierce County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to the home in the 400 block of 142nd Street Court South shortly after 8 p.m. Michael Courtney did
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Helicopter Crashes Into Orting Parking Lot, Pilot Pulled Out With Moderate Injuries
A helicopter crashed into a parking lot in the Orting area Saturday morning, leaking fuel and leaving its lone pilot with moderate but non-life-threatening injuries after firefighters pulled the person free from the wreckage. Central Pierce Fire & Rescue crews were dispatched at approximately 10:35 a.m. to the 13900 block...
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Tacoma woman accused of using counterfeit $100 bills arrested in Sequim
Clallam County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested a 28-year-old Tacoma woman for allegedly using counterfeit $100 bills to pay for goods in Sequim and Port Angeles. According to law enforcement, the woman used the bills at Big 5 Sporting Goods and the Olympic Game Farm, a roadside zoo. Deputies were first...
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There’s A Restaurant Hiding Inside This Century-Old Firehouse In Washington
I’d like to respectfully point out that three horses named Nip, Dick, and Joe once pulled a fire wagon out of this building. If I may say so, that’s rather interesting for a place where you can now order a burger. The brick firehouse went up in 1907....
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Tacoma pedestrian hurt after walking in middle of freeway, WA State Patrol says
A 46-year-old Tacoma woman was hit by a car on Friday night after she was allegedly walking in the middle of the freeway, according to the Washington State Patrol. About 9:40 p.m., the woman was walking east on state Route 16 at Sprague Avenue between lanes one and two of the four-lane freeway, troopers say. Meanwhile, a 45-year-old woman from the town of Pacific was driving east and crashed into her, according to the State Patrol. The Tacoma woman was hurt and taken to Tacoma General Hospital for her injuries. The Tacoma woman also faces a charge of disorderly conduct, according to the press memo released about the incident. And although alcohol or drugs were not believed to be a factor in the crash, the driver faces a charge of driving without an ignition interlock device, according to the memo. That device is sometimes required when someone has been previously arrested for driving under the influence. Following the crash, the road was blocked for about 45 minutes, troopers say.
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Attack of the Fanboy
Thieves rammed a pickup through a Tacoma card shop’s doors, filled the truck bed with Pokémon and Magic cards, and were gone in minutes
Thieves used a pickup truck to smash through the rear doors of a Tacoma, Washington, card shop early Monday and made off with roughly $50,000 in Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering cards, as reported by KOMO News . Northwest Sportscards has since hired overnight security guards, and Tacoma police said it was the second time in four months that a pickup was used to break through the shop’s rear metal doors. Store surveillance video shows a black Dodge pickup bashing open the rear entrance shortly after 5:00 AM. Two masked thieves then ran inside with totes and cleared merchandise from the shelves and the storeroom. “It’s scary. They came in with a lot of force, in and out in just a couple of minutes,” owner Don Knutsen told KOMO. “They came in looking for Pokémon. They ended up getting a lot of Magic as well.” Knutsen said the thieves filled the whole bed of their truck, and he believes the burglary was well rehearsed. Sealed boxes make these cards a lot harder to track Many of the stolen cards were in sealed boxes with no serial numbers or identifying marks, which makes them far harder to trace than graded sports