According to the King County Medical Examiner’s officer the man shot in Covington Saturday was 53-year-old Darrell Bass.
The man was shot following a four-hour standoff with the King County SWAT (special weapons and tactics) team and other officers from Covington and King County.
The Bears did it the Tahoma way. After trailing 6-3 to Newport, the Bears dug in and came back in the top of the seventh frame to clinch third in state at Safeco Field.
A slide show of the action and more details of the game will be posted soon.
A Covington man was shot by police and died according to media reports Saturday afternoon.
According to reports the man state he had a bomb and when he pointed a rifle at the King County Sheriff’s Guardian One helicopter, a police sniper shot and killed the man.
The Bears fell tonight 4-1 to Puyallup at Safeco Field in the second semifinal game of the day in the 4A state tournament.
While Tahoma lost its bid to win the state title, the team will play Newport High tomorrow, 1 p.m. at Safeco, for third place in state.
In the earlier semifinal game, Richland beat Newport 6-2. Puyallup and Richland play at 7 p.m. tomorrow for the title.
The Tahoma Bears play Newport at 1 p.m. Saturday at Safeco Field.
The game will determine third and fourth in the state 4A tournament.
Tahoma lost to Puyallup 4-1 in the semifinal game Friday at Safeco.
The Tahoma Bears play Puyallup at 7 p.m. today at Safeco in the state baseball tournament semifinals. Live post from…
The Conquerors are well represented on the field of battle in the state track and field meet this weekend. Kentwood…
The Kentlake High track and field team will be sending two athletes to the state meet, and both are top performers.
Zach Smith and Brianne Gould will be competing for Kentlake in the 4A state track and field meet, which began Thursday and continues through Saturday at Mount Tahoma Stadium in Tacoma.
The Puget Sound Regional Council has a plan to improve transportation in the region and the members are asking for comments from the public.
The plan is called Transportation 2040 and the council has come up with five alternatives and a baseline summary for funding the transportation projects in the region.
Brinlee Gillies, 9, has donated hair to the Locks of Love organization for three years. The organization provides hair for…
Expect a lot of Bear sightings at the state track and field meet this weekend, Tahoma has a large group of athletes running, jumping and throwing.
The 4A state meet began Thursday and runs through Saturday at Mount Tahoma Stadium in Tacoma.
The world of medical science has me worried. Medical science has come up with a pile of new tests to…
Another City Council race has drawn a candidate who is ready and willing to run.
Erin Weaver has stated she will jump into the ring for Position No. 4, currently held by Councilman Dave Pilgrim.
Weaver was appointed to the council in 2003 and lost a bid for seat No. 7 to Councilwoman Linda Johnson.
The road work on state Route 169 is moving ahead on schedule according to the state Department of Transportation. Broch…
A large group of people made their way to Tahoma National Cemetery Monday for the Memorial Day ceremony under bright blue skies.
The event brought together military people both past and present.
Many of the men and women had been retired from the ranks for years, but their time in uniform was as fresh as the first day they buttoned up for inspection.
The baseball gods are smiling today. The game has never been better played. Tahoma High and the Issaquah Eagles battled…
The baseball gods are smiling today. The game has never been better played. Tahoma High and the Issaquah Eagles battled…
Tahoma, Kentwood, Kentlake and Kentridge boys and girls competed in the first day of the West Central District III 4A…
Tahoma will be facing Marysville-Pilchuck 1 p.m. Saturday at Heidelberg Park in Tacoma in the first game in the 4A…
The community of Maple Ridge Highlands is much closer to becoming part of the city of Maple Valley.
The long winding road of annexation appears to be coming to a close for the subdivision, which is currently part of unincorporated King County. The development is located southeast of the Kent-Kangley and Maple Valley-Black Diamond Highway and east of S.E 276th Street.
