Washington State Patrol

Two drivers who fatally struck Washington State Patrol Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting in Tacoma will not face criminal charges, as prosecutors explained their decision in a letter. The incident occurred on a chilly, rainy evening.

A 17-year-old volunteer firefighter, Riggin Bliss, is recovering in the ICU after a head-on collision on Lewis River Road in Ariel, Washington. His brother, Charlie Silvis, a fellow volunteer firefighter, assisted him at the scene. The other driver, 76-year-old John Jessup, was charged with vehicular assault and is believed to have been impaired.

A 17-year-old volunteer firefighter, Riggin Bliss, was hospitalized with severe injuries after a head-on crash on Lewis River Road in Ariel, Washington. The other driver, 76-year-old John Jessup, was charged with vehicular assault and believed to be impaired. Bliss, a respected volunteer firefighter, is recovering and expressed determination to return to work despite his injuries.

A 17-year-old volunteer firefighter, Riggin Bliss, was hospitalized with serious injuries after a head-on collision on Lewis River Road in Ariel, Washington. The crash involved 76-year-old John Jessup, who was charged with vehicular assault and believed to be impaired. Bliss, a dedicated volunteer, is determined to return to firefighting despite his injuries.

A veteran State Patrol trooper has been jailed and charged with stalking a woman he previously dated. The charges allege that the trooper stalked her to determine if she was in a new relationship.

Two teenagers were arrested for climbing the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. They are expected to face charges of criminal trespassing and obstruction of law enforcement.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run accident on I-5 in Seattle. A driver in a silver vehicle is being sought by Washington State Patrol.