Gregory Christopher News Today

A new TV series about public healths achievements and challenges is called "The Invisible Shield" and will be making its PBS debut this Tuesday on March 26 at 10 pm.

Pastor Gregory Christopher looks back on his time at Shiloh Baptist Church, helping the Tacoma community.

Today, Thursday, February 1 on Urban Forum Northwest on 1150 AM KKNW/www.1150kknw.com, on Alexa and my podcast 2:00-3:00 pm (PST) my scheduled guest for the hou

TACOMA — It didn’t take long for Sugar Ray Seales to produce the Olympic gold medal that put him — and Tacoma — on the map back in 1972.

The ban sets up a ten-block buffer zone around the city’s ten sanctioned homeless shelters where it will now be illegal to camp.

The goal is to build up 60 low-income apartment units by 2024.

Today marks the two-year anniversary of the death of Manuel Ellis, but Tacoma residents are still waiting for accountability.

As the American Red Cross grapples with a national blood shortage deemed a crisis, people in Tacoma donated their time and their blood on Saturday hoping to make a difference.

TACOMA — Under golden morning sunlight shining through stained glass, 59-year-old Michael “Red” Adkins sat at a table inside Shiloh Baptist Church on Hilltop. With staff buzzing around him, including Pastor Gregory Christopher, he prepared for the day ahead.

The owner of Mr. Mac's clothing store says he's happy the suspect is off the streets, but he’s not sure that jail is the best place for him to be.