Tacoma nonprofit’s funds were meant for tribes, but nearly $100K was embezzled, feds say

Posted 6/3/24

The former executive director of a Tacoma nonprofit offering job training to 21 member tribes was sentenced this week to five months in custody for embezzling nearly $100,000 in federal funds, court …

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DNA evidence solves 1962 Southwest Washington double homicide

The leaky fault off Oregon’s coast is back in the spotlight — here’s why

More human remains found in downtown Portland

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