January 13, 2016
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Monster Jam bringing new vehicles, events to South Sound
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Tickets for Jan. 15
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GET OUT: Live local music, racing, organist and more happenings this week
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New installation in Tacoma’s Seymour Conservatory puts an art spin on science
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Becky Benaroya gives Tacoma Art Museum her collection, $14 million
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Critic’s Picks: New Muses’ ‘Romeo and Juliet,’ Lakewood Playhouse’s ‘Arcadia,’ ‘Figaro’ at Seattle Opera and Brass Unlimited
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WildFin American Grill to open on waterfront Jan. 19
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Boeing, SPEEA unveil tentative contract deal
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Optimism shines at Chamber breakfast
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Pro-vaping group sues Pierce County over new restrictions
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Local college student puts focus on giving back to Puyallup
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Volunteer group working to reduce train fatalities
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PHS students to host dance for the young at heart
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Documents reveal finances behind proposals for Tacoma’s Old City Hall
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Rules ban drones at state Capitol campus in Olympia
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Wenatchee Bundle Up Fest: On the road for Jan. 14
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Navy confirms it’s developing plan for more SEAL training in Puget Sound
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Puyallup police warn parents about attempted luring
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Jury deliberates federal charges against man connected to South Sound medical marijuana dispensaries
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Milton baby left in car overnight suffers hypothermia, frostbite
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Man charged with pulling gun on Tacoma police officer during struggle
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Police see spike in applications for concealed pistol licenses
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Gig Harbor resident Beard to speak at annual Multicare event
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Council roundup: Swearing in, city song and contract renewal
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Adult Basic Education classes offered by TCC at Red Barn Youth Center
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Hairy cops raise money for Jaycox Police Benevolent Fund
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Guns: Obama is two-faced on safety
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Obama: President made correct decisions
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Lindquist: 'Smoking gun' packs little power
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Pete Carroll links his way with Seahawks to Army’s Special Forces
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Marshawn Lynch has best practice day since return to team last week
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Carolina coach says win in Seattle added confidence
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Matt Driscoll: Will the service-charge trend soon hit Tacoma restaurants?
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Boys basketball wrap-up: Sumner learning to finish strong
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All-around gymnasts reveal difficulties of long season
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Girls basketball: North Thurston’s rally falls short against Central Kitsap
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Bethel, Spanaway Lake make last-minute drop to 3A ahead of WIAA’s opt-up deadline
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Moving out: State high school football semifinals won’t be in Tacoma Dome next year
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Olympia only area school to remain in 4A after WIAA reclassification
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Bullpen: Seahawks’ defense makes them good enough to contend for a state title
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Gig Harbor welcomes return of senior Gagliardi
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Sounders look for contributor in SuperDraft
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Cuban rowers coming to UW for 30th Windermere Cup
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Huskies aim to prove they’re for real at No. 18 Arizona
