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Sen. Murray aims to block VA policy that would cut off benefits to some former troops

The Washington senator meets with groups in Tacoma that work with homeless veterans. She is pushing to protect vulnerable veterans from losing VA-funded assistance they’ve been receiving through local nonprofit…Click to Continue »

 

UW Tacoma Milgard School of Business to get new dean

The business school at the University of Washington Tacoma will have a new leader at the end of August.Click to Continue »

 

Chamber mounts ‘educational’ effort against 15 Now Tacoma minimum wage proposal

Amid a public debate about Tacoma’s minimum wage, a window of unlimited campaign spending emerges.Click to Continue »

 

Mariners face decision on rotation as Iwakuma nears return

Somebody has to go — unless Mariners decide to go with a six-man rotation.Click to Continue »

 

Pierce County looks to hold the line on protected farmland

The County Council will vote Tuesday on a proposal that would maintain, for now, the status quo for long-term preservation of agricultural lands in East Pierce County.Click to Continue »

 

Two charged with stealing from dead Graham woman

Two men were charged Monday in the case of a woman whose home was ransacked and identity stolen after one of them found her dead at her Graham home.Click to Continue »

 

Point Ruston signs 3 more restaurants, bringing its total to 6

Point Ruston adding three new restaurants to mix of tenants at the former Asarco site…Click to Continue »

 

Tacoma Narrows Bridge toll hike Wednesday unstoppable

The overtime Legislature is still working on a transportation package, but it’s unlikely to contain relief for bridge commuters.Click to Continue »

 

Lawmakers to decide whether to raise taxes to fund long-delayed 167, bottleneck at JBLM

Supporters of a four-lane highway between Puyallup and the Port of Tacoma might finally get their wish, but only if state lawmakers vote this week for a deal that raises…Click to Continue »

 

Lawmakers: State budget deal should come to a vote Monday evening

The Legislature is poised to vote Monday evening on a new two-year spending plan that would cut college tuition, give teachers cost-of-living raises and help satisfy a court order that…Click to Continue »

 

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