November 9, 2015
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GET OUT: Insurance enrollment help, Flamenco in Old Town Tacoma and more happenings
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Gas prices rise along with crude oil
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Weyerhaeuser buying Plum Creek for $8.4B
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Facebook offering tips to veterans promoting businesses online at Tacoma fair
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New claim seeks $6.5 million from Pierce County, cites retaliation by Lindquist’s office
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3 displaced in Auburn fire
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Marriage licenses for week ending Nov. 6, 2015
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Exploration of sunken El Faro awash in challenges
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Trail of the week: Flaming Geyser State Park
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Port of Tacoma fire station could open in 2018, in agreement with PSE
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GOP nibbles at Democrats’ majority in state House
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Prosecutors: JBLM soldier shot Tillicum man while trying to take his truck
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10-year-old killed in Lakewood crash identified; no charges yet against driver, 14
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Sentencing delayed for Nisqually vice chairman Willie Frank
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State works to align standards for early learning
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Show and Tell: Schools and youths in the news
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Supreme court must move fast on I-1366
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Pantages makeover will enhance safety, aesthetics
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MIDEAST: We're not learning lessons of history
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TACOMA: Keep street as east-west thoroughfare
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TRUMP: 'SNL' and election perfect for one another
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ASARCO: Name someone harmed by smelter fallout
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Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette returns to Seattle after neck surgery, and does it in style
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Former Seattle Mariners outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. tops 37-player ballot for 2016 Hall of Fame
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Matt Driscoll: New Pierce Transit CEO Sue Dreier is full of optimism
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Koepke leads Bonney Lake into 3A state football bracket
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Girls state soccer rundown
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Saint Martin’s cross country runner juggles engineering, athletics — and three kids
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High school volleyball rankings, Final
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South Sound high school state championship schedule, Nov. 9-14
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South Sound high school football stat leaders: Final
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TNT high school football rankings, Final
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Courage lacking among Western State leadership
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JBLM to salute veterans of the ‘Forgotten War’
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One day in June turned Sounders’ season, and maybe their future
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Little objection from Washington coach Chris Petersen on big penalties that went against his Huskies
