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Rogue crosswalk appears amid traffic concerns in Tacoma neighborhood
City workers have removed a “rogue crosswalk” that recently appeared on St.
Still going strong, Fleetwood Mac plays Tacoma Dome
If you were born the year the Grammy-winning band released its landmark album, "Rumours," you're about 35 or 36 years old now and maybe wondering where all the time went.
Lakewood ex-cop who stole from officers fund to plead guilty again
TACOMA. Wash.-- Former Lakewood police officer Skeeter Manos is expected to plead guilty Friday in Tacoma on state charges for stealing the identity of a certified public accountant and forging documents in his name.
'Justice' and 'citizen' - and 'illegal' - are nuanced concepts - Fri, 17 May 2013 PST
Receive FREE access by logging in to or creating your Spokesman.com account. Is he the "hardest-working teacher" in his district, as a fellow Lake Roosevelt High School teacher says? Someone who elevated his school's professionalism and standards, as his superintendent says? A "good example of the American dream," as a Grand Coulee doctor says? An ... (more)
Beautiful tunes in lovely spaces
It just keeps coming: Three of Tacoma's local churches offer acoustically - and visually - beautiful spaces for free concerts of every style of music you could want.
Let Tacoma Totem Pole decay publicly, committee says
If a makeshift committee has its way, a historic but increasingly unstable totem pole that has stood in downtown Tacoma for more than a century would be taken down and left to decay publicly as a piece of the city's "living history." No formal decision has been made about the pole, but an ad hoc working group assigned to examine what to do with the ... (more)
Progress afoot for those who walk, run and ride
From the shores of Commencement Bay to the foothills of Mount Rainier, more opportunities for recreation are falling into place.
Tacoma firefighters pay tribute to fallen comrade
Members of Tacoma Fire Department salute the medic unit carrying the body of fellow firefighter Albert Nejmeh past Station 8 at 4911 S. Alaska St.
US soldier gets life in killing of comrades
A U.S. Army sergeant was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole for gunning down five fellow service members at a combat stress clinic in Iraq.
New York Times bestselling author Bob Goff to speak in Tacoma
New York Times bestselling author Bob Goff brings his "Love Does Stuff 2013" Christian-themed conference to the Tacoma Convention Center on Thursday and Friday.
Guerrilla Street Markings Are No More
Earlier this month some mysterious guerrilla artist took the liberty of adding some street markings to the four-way stop intersection at 6th and St.
Pierce County working on its own pot rules
As the state prepares for today's release of draft rules to control the marijuana market, Pierce County is slowly developing its own plans to zone where pot can be legally grown, processed and sold.
Seattle is 2nd-worst city for dog attacks on mail carriers
The U.S. Postal Service says Los Angeles was the worst American city for dog attacks on letter carriers last year.
JBLM troops remember fallen Green Beret
Special Forces soldiers from 4th Battalion, 1st Special Forces Group pay their respects to Sgt.
New card deck will count 54 more ways that Tacoma is beautiful
Tacoma Makes, run by a local pair of arts advocates, plans a second deck of Tacoma playing cards to be released this fall.
Cost rises for removal of dioxin-laden rubble that once was PenPly stack
The dioxin-laden Peninsula Plywood chimney stack that took hours to be toppled April 8 now will cost taxpayers $46,308 more to remove.
Process plods on to select new Pierce County District Court judge
The slow-motion process of filling an empty judicial seat in Pierce County's largest court takes another step Wednesday, with no clear date for a final decision.
10 Cool and Unusual Starbucks Locations from Around the World
Let's face it, most people go to Starbucks for the free Wi-Fi, and occasionally a drink or two.
Tacoma firefighter collapses, dies while on aid call
A Tacoma firefighter rendering aid to a sick person collapsed of an apparent heart attack and died Tuesday, city officials said.
Cheap lunch: Melon Seed Deli and Frozen Yogurt in Tacoma
I’ve given up hope keeping up with all the frozen yogurt openings, but I do know that Black Bear has spawned two more stores in Tacoma and Puyallup in recent weeks.