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June 11, 2020

• A Lakewood food truck draws lines with good deals and viral commercials
• Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for June 11, 2020
• National Guard to help clear backlog of state jobless claims delayed over ID verification
• Pierce County health department creates racism response team amid police brutality protests
• Feds arrest Tacoma woman for allegedly burning 5 police vehicles in Seattle protest
• Most WA schools will return face-to-face this fall but with COVID precautions in place
• Coronavirus updates: 3 counties move to next phase of Safe Start plan
• Just six new COVID-19 cases reported Thursday in Pierce County
• Inslee repeats his call for the president to ramp up production of protective gear
• Washington state reports 288 new COVID-19 cases and 14 deaths Wednesday
• Driver sentenced for Fife wreck that killed a 77-year-old woman visiting family
• Time-lapse video shows protesters painting ‘Black Lives Matter’ mural on Seattle street
• Walmart is rescinding its policy of locking multicultural hair products, company says
• MLS is Back Tournament Draw: Where does Seattle land as the league gets set for July return
• Seahawks prepping for possibility of half-empty, or vacant, CenturyLink Field
• Pete Carroll regrets not signing Colin Kaepernick onto Seahawks before--but won’t now
• Mariners draft tracker: Seattle selects 3 pitchers, 3 position players in shortened draft
• Get tested for COVID-19, Tacoma protesters. It’s more proof that Black Lives Matter
• Bad cops: Every city must root them out
• Democrats: Tyranny grows on their watch
• Train noise: We need more local quiet zones
• Meet Abbie Shull, The News Tribune’s military reporter. She requests your story ideas
• Sumner’s Josh Lear commits to Utah Valley basketball