Heather Bosch
Heather Bosch is a multi-award winning journalist who returned to the Pacific Northwest after working as a CBS Network News Correspondent, based in New York City. Heather has covered stories including the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting, the Boston Marathon bombing and trial, and the devastating EF-5 tornado in Joplin. She traveled to Sri Lanka to cover relief efforts after the deadly 2004, Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. Heather has a passion for covering our men and women in the U.S. military, the arts, and breaking news.
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Attorney: No justice yet in Tacoma death strikingly similar to George Floyd’s
In the wake of Derek Chauvin's conviction for the death of George Floyd, the Tacoma family of Manuel Ellis is still pushing for justice of its own.Comments -
Back to school but not back to normal
Many middle and high school students statewide are setting foot in classrooms for the first time since March 2020, and it might take some getting used to. -
All Washington school districts now on track to resume in-person learning by deadline
All Washington school districts are now set to offer at least some in-person learning to middle and high school students by next Monday. -
Group sues to stop Washington ban on using credit scores for insurance rates
An insurance industry group is suing to stop a statewide ban on using consumer credit scores to help determine auto, home, and renter insurance rates. -
Seattle arts learning to adjust in the age of the pandemic
With elaborate stage productions canceled and performing arts on pause during the pandemic, Seattle Opera and Pacific Northwest Ballet had to get creative. -
Veterans fill chorus in soldiers’ opera in Seattle
When an opera about the military is performed in Seattle this month, it will, for the first time, feature a chorus full of U.S. Military veterans. -
Vaping: A growing epidemic with very little regulation
Both Washington state and the FDA are still trying to figure out how to manage the vaping industry in the midst of an outbreak of illnesses. -
Vaping habits can impact teens’ brain development, and it’s easy to hide
E-cigarette use among teens has reached epidemic levels, and cases of lung disease -- linked to vaping, nationwide -- isn't the only concern. -
Pierce County Army vet battles vaping illness as outbreak continues
Army veteran Chuck Wilcoxen started vaping THC to manage pain. Now, he could be dealing with long term effects from lipoid pneumonia. -
Washington measles outbreak prevalent in unvaccinated kids
A measles outbreak is troubling local doctors, pointing toward, one simple fix that could have nipped all of this in the bud: Getting vaccinated. -
How an Oregon rancher is dancing away the wolves
Wolves are a controversial issue facing many Northwest ranchers. One rancher is trying something new to deter the predators -- a dancing man. -
Using gun safes under Washington’s newest gun control regulation
Initiative 1639 was passed by 60 percent of the vote in Washington. Now gun owners must consider how to secure their firearms. Many are looking to gun safes. -
Seattle has an illegal dumping problem with few solutions
Seattle police and the city's public utilities department have very few solutions to the trend of illegal dumping across the city. Some comes from homeless camps, but a lot comes from homes. -
Bellevue scolds landlord after tenant rents home on Airbnb
If you're a landlord, there's another reason to be more careful about who you rent to. You might be breaking the law and not even realize it as some renters utilize Airbnb.
