The Red Cross says it’s caring for dozens and dozens of people displaced after an electrical fire at a Tacoma apartment complex nearly a week ago. Fire crews responded to the Winthrop Apartment Complex in downtown Tacoma before 11 p.m. Thursday. Since then the Red Cross has taken over a senior center in the city’s Eastside neighborhood where they’ve housed as many as 61 people since a fire hit the low-income apartment complex. People inside the shelter say they’re caught in the middle and have no timeline for returning home. Nicole Holberg, displaced from the Winthrop, says her life is in bags on the front steps of the temporary shelter. Read the full story here: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/tacoma/dozens-displaced-apartment-building-fire-tacoma/281-b4e73702-c2c5-443e-8429-91d2ca618af5