Max Gross
Gross: Sound Transit wanted to decimate trees; residents demanded better
Lake Forest Park residents were livid when they heard about a potential new Sound Transit Project that would destroy tree life in the community.1 day ago
Gross: Skyrocketing rents puts Tacoma kids nonprofit in desperate need of help
Toy Rescue Mission in Tacoma needs donations to help cover their soaring building costs and keep the operation running.7 days ago
Gross: Candidate fights for Bothell’s ‘character’ after state’s housing density law
Bothell City Council candidate Mark Swanson has a platform centered around housing density. The city is filled with cookie-cutter apartments.15 days ago
Gross: Landlords ditching Seattle over nightmare tenants, laws
The eviction process has been slowly molded over the years to favor tenants, treating honest, good-faith tenants the same as irresponsible scoundrels.29 days ago
Gross: Seattle landlord secures a key win against nightmare tenant
Jason Roth listed his Seattle residence as a rental property, but claimed his tenant faked being low-income to avoid paying his rent.1 month ago
Gross: Nightmare tenant made Seattle landlord go homeless
"He proposed to me what he could pay. And we did a formal agreement. I paid an attorney to read it up and he [still] couldn’t pay."2 months ago
Gross: Immigration services threatens deportation over department’s error
A couple living in Sammamish County believes that the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is holding a grudge against those who are unvaccinated.2 months ago
Max Gross: Wenatchee mayor claims homeless being bused in
Mayor Frank Kuntz' suspicions were confirmed after the county's latest Point in Time count saw an increase in Wenatchee's homeless population.2 months ago
Gross: Law enforcement fear crime spike among youths during summer
Youth crime concerns continue to rage on around the region and one local sheriff anticipates trends will get worse this summer.3 months ago
Gross: Lack of driver’s ed programs putting families in a pinch
For the first time in over 20 years, Ferndale Public Schools will not be offering driver’s ed programs for students.4 months ago
Gross: Federal Way resident fed up over repeated Walmart crimes
Multiple police responses have been needed at the two Walmart locations in Federal Way. One incident was reported as an aggravated assault.4 months ago
Gross: State Senator passes law to screen drug offenders prior to release
Republican State Senator Chris Gildon (R-Puyallup) wanted to see legislative guardrails put up around those who struggle with addiction.4 months ago
Gross: Parent concerned over extreme gender theories at Seattle Catholic school
A Seattle mother is trying to fight against extremist gender theories being taught at her children’s Catholic school.4 months ago
Gross: Burien encampment disheartening local officials, business owners
A relocated homeless encampment in Burien has tripled in size, and nearby business owners are becoming more and more concerned.4 months ago
Gross: Cities find solutions after legislative failure on drug use law
The City of Marysville was one of the first local municipalities to pass a law making the first offense of open-drug use punishable.5 months ago
Thurston County Sheriff returns to action after terrifying crash
Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders was cleared to return to the job after a scary collision left him hospitalized.5 months ago
Gross: Concerning trend continues at Renton homeless hotels
Obviously, this is a concerning trend. This site also had a fire on Jan. 31 that was caused by someone smoking on a bed.6 months ago
Mayor Harrell continues to throw money at Seattle’s homelessness problem
The homelessness issue has crescendoed into a new concerning trend: Bodies being discovered in public places.6 months ago
COVID restrictions put her business at risk, now she’s running for governor
“I'm definitely running as a business owner, not as a politician,” Wheat Khan told the Jason Rantz Show on AM 770 KTTH.6 months ago
DeSantis challenges Biden’s outdated vaccine restriction sidelining Novak Djokovic
DeSantis penned a letter to President Biden to see if an exemption could be granted. DeSantis is aiming to get Djokovic on the court for the Miami Open.7 months ago
Gross: Residents step up to hold government leaders accountable
It’s unfortunate that another story like this has surfaced. Another Washington community is having to deal with the possibility of rogue sex offenders.7 months ago
Tacoma councilmember vows to not support departing local business
"You will not see me supporting your business and I find it intriguing you think that crime is just in Tacoma,” said a Tacoma Councilmember.7 months ago
Sound Transit project threatens century-old church in Lynnwood
A beloved, century-old congregation is at risk. Alderwood Community Church is on the proposed path for the Lynnwood Light Rail extension.7 months ago
