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June 4, 2020

• Leaning into takeout, Tacoma’s Cooks Tavern debuts a pair of pop-up restaurants
• Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for June 4, 2020
• Live updates: National Guard at County-City Building; Ellis’ family speaks about investigation
• ‘We deserve better than this.’ People gather to remember Tacoma’s Manuel Ellis
• Update: Pierce County Superior Court to remain open Thursday
• Protesters in Tacoma lie on street for nearly 9 minutes in show against social inequality
• Some progress in jobless claims but for those still waiting, ‘It’s kind of terrifying’
• Watch: Gov. Jay Inslee spoke at 3 p.m. Thursday on COVID-19 testing plan
• Washington state reports 245 new COVID-19 cases and 3 deaths Thursday
• Coronavirus updates: 6 counties apply for Phase 3 of reopening plan
• Pierce County’s COVID-19 totals creep upward with 21 new cases, three new deaths
• Give black students break on grades for protests, petition asks University of Washington
• Tacoma City Council to discuss requesting independent review of Manuel Ellis’ death
• Investigators in Manuel Ellis’ Tacoma death hoping public can help identify possible witnesses
• Drive-by bullet hits room where child was sleeping in Key Peninsula, deputies say
• Customer irate over mustard mistake tries to smash Wendy’s drive-thru window, cops say
• NFL anticipates Seahawks will have coaches in facility Friday. Team awaiting state OK
• Seahawks K.J. Wright on George Floyd killing: ‘It’s time for uncomfortable conversations’
• Russell Wilson details racism against him, Colin Kaepernick’s missed chance with Seahawks
• Expect night-time delays for repaving on SR-302 at Minter Creek
• No police body cameras is failure for Tacoma. Manuel Ellis’ death shouldn’t go unseen
• Reopening: Don’t exclude seniors from gyms
• Gun rights: Will activists rethink backing Trump?
• County parks: Inequities hurt low-income neighborhoods
• What’s it take to put on a virtual graduation for 1,680 seniors? Green screens and lots of editing