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January 25, 2018

• Elton John says upcoming tour will be his last
• Things to do this weekend and next in and around Tacoma and Pierce County
• Attention, Tacoma job seekers: Don’t make these common mistakes
• Engineer from Amtrak derailment was confused about where he was on track, investigators say
• Chicken fried steak 7 ways and more to come at this local restaurant
• Legendary snow-sports filmmaker Warren Miller dies
• Investigators track down what started fire at Goodwill building in Tacoma
• It has rained 21 out of the last 22 days. Looking for relief? Wait for February
• On the hook for $15.1 million, Lakewood appeals verdict in fatal police shooting of unarmed man
• Tacoma LNG plant faces delay as clean air agency orders extra scrutiny
• Police reports for the week of Jan. 25, 2018
• ‘Little Toasters’ builds confidence in Peninsula girls
• Gig Harbor BoatShop hopes new council will continue with decade of work
• Dogs that attacked UPS driver to be euthanized. ‘Public is now safe from these dogs’
• He was charged with child rape and lost his state job. A jury found him not guilty.
• Detectives want help finding man suspected of double homicide
• Amazon snub not ‘tragic’ for Tacoma or Washington
• Expect more people in line for prescriptions on base as retail pharmacy fees go up Feb. 1
• With newfound confidence, Peninsula’s Johnson opening eyes on wrestling mat
• There’s another Toglia at Gig Harbor High. Spoiler: He’s good
• Mileage tax: Bad for middle-class families
• Derailment: Public employees rose to occasion
• Streaking Puyallup boys down Rogers, tighten up 4A SPSL playoff race
• Lincoln tops in Tacoma: Le’Zjon Bonds helps No. 3 Abes hold off No. 5 Wilson
• Prep roundup: Lincoln girls continue surge; Annie Wright’s Julianna Walker scores 49 points in OT loss
• Head of Washington’s Fish and Wildlife department resigns
• Effort to abolish death penalty in Washington gains steam after it clears Senate committee
• Hilltop almost lost ‘a piece of its soul.’ Here’s how Sam and Terry’s barbershop was saved