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January 11, 2018

• A dozen-plus things to do this weekend and next in and around Tacoma
• Can that time-turner take us ahead 11 months to the Weekend of Wizardry in Tacoma?
• Sam’s Club in Auburn to close as Walmart shutters dozens across the country
• State Farm leaving Tacoma in 2018. Hundreds face layoffs and uncertain futures
• VA to begin paying up to 800,000 non-VA emergency claims, bowing to legal pressure
• New burger restaurant has a secondary specialty. It’s all about the cheese
• Peninsula High girls hoops off to 10-1 start to season
• From gutter balls to strikes: Gig Harbor bowling team improves vastly in inaugural season
• Why flags are flying at half-staff
• Pair charged with murder in shooting death of deputy
• He was having a smoke when he heard gunshots and realized he’d been hit
• Armed man fatally shot by Tacoma police outside burning house is identified
• Pierce County deputy was killed responding to a drug-related armed robbery
• State giving license information to ICE, investigation finds
• Prep roundup: North Thurston’s undefeated record was in jeopardy; Wilson raced past Stadium; freshman has another huge night for Annie Wright
• Updated TNT state high school boys and girls basketball rankings, Jan. 10
• Edgar Martinez’s Hall of Fame chances seemed to slip over the last month
• No bigger positive than Mike Zunino? Mariners reward him with pay raise, report says
• Rainiers welcome back Listach and staff; Mariners announce other minor-league coaches for 2018
• Tax on sale of mobile devices would raise cash to boost investigation of online crimes against kids
• Black and Native American babies die twice as often as white infants in Washington
• Avalanche warning in effect. Ski area closes lifts. Icy roads. It’s nasty out there
• National Park fee-free days slashed by 60 percent in 2018. First free day is Monday
• More state budget transparency in 2018? Not with these loopholes
• Local coalition working to place suicide-hotline signs on Tacoma Narrows Bridge
• 2017 saw rise in school district enrollment, drop in DUI arrests in Gig Harbor
• New outdoor seating regulations could change how Sumner businesses can serve alcohol
• Puyallup City Council selects new mayor, deputy mayor
• At 12-4, Huskies basketball team focused on staying humble and not buying the hype
• UW Notebook: Huskies WR to transfer; 10th assistant officially joins staff
• UW Notebook: Huskies WR to transfer; 10th assistant officially joins staff