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Tacoma judge wants names of teachers who defied order to end strikeupdated: Fri Sep 16 2011 21:26:00

A judge Friday said striking teachers were violating his earlier order to halt their protests, but he did not penalize the educators.

Judge suspends teacher strike in Tacoma pending hearingsupdated: Thu Sep 15 2011 09:12:00

A Washington state court judge Wednesday ordered striking teachers to halt the protest that has kept some 28,000 children from the classroom.

Wounded Washington deputy dies a week after shootingupdated: Tue Dec 29 2009 11:06:00

A Pierce County, Washington, sheriff's deputy wounded a week ago in a shooting at a domestic dispute died Monday after he was removed from life-support systems, a sheriff's department spokesman said.

Investigators round up suspect's relatives in police killingsupdated: Tue Dec 01 2009 01:39:00

Investigators searching for the suspected killer of four Seattle-area police officers have rounded up several of his relatives and friends to keep them from helping him escape, a sheriff's spokesman said Monday.

SI.com: Luke Winn: Washington's Isaiah Thomas says expect highlights from the Huskies' backcourtupdated: Tue Oct 06 2009 11:55:00

The latest subject of our Hoops Q&A series is Washington's Isaiah Thomas, who was the Pac-10's Freshman of the Year in 2008-09 after averaging 15.5 points per game. Thomas, a pint-sized (5-foot-8) guard who got his first name after his father, a Lakers fan, lost a bet on the 1989 Lakers-Pistons NBA Finals, is the leader of a Huskies team that's considered a co-favorite (along with Cal) to finish atop the Pac-10 this season. The following is an edited transcript of our conversation:

Fortune: Job market for techies to get healthier?updated: Tue Jun 23 2009 11:09:00

Dear Annie: As I understand it, President Obama's economic stimulus package contains incentives for hospitals and medical offices to get all their old paper medical records computerized, which is supposed to produce huge cost savings in the health-care system (and I think it's pretty obvious that it would do so). This caught my attention a few weeks ago when the stimulus package was first unveiled, since I have some experience in the health-care field and several IT certifications, but I haven't heard any mention of it lately. Do you think that, assuming it gets through Congress, this plan to wire the medical world could create many IT jobs? -Tacoma Techie for Hire

Fort Lewis soldier charged in teen's deathupdated: Tue Mar 10 2009 18:45:00

A soldier has been charged by the military with involuntary manslaughter in the death of a 16-year-old girl who was found unconscious last month at an Army barracks at Fort Lewis, Washington, authorities said Tuesday.

Floods shut major routes between Washington, Oregonupdated: Fri Jan 09 2009 09:09:00

Rain-swollen rivers have inundated highways and farms, towns and parks in western Washington, shutting down traffic on a 20-mile stretch of heavily traveled Interstate 5 between Seattle and Oregon and threatening the federal roadway north of Seattle.

Mudslides in Washingtonupdated: Fri Jan 09 2009 09:09:00

Residents in western Washington state struggle to contend with mudslides brought on by recent heavy rains.

Fortune: How volatility breeds opportunityupdated: Tue Jan 06 2009 10:31:00

You'll have to forgive Jeffrey Saut if he savors 2008 a little longer than the rest of us.

Fortune: DirtCheapCouture.comupdated: Wed Dec 03 2008 06:08:00

If you are an urban woman of a certain age, chances are you've spent at least one afternoon in line at a sample sale. They are the end-of-season fashionista free-for-alls where designers try to clear their inventories with deep discounts. Sample sales are the way you get a Marc Jacobs handbag cheap, or perhaps a pair of Sergio Rossi pumps.

Time.com: Tests Raise Questions About Some Pickups updated: Thu Jul 24 2008 08:00:00

The latest crash tests by the insurance industry raise safety questions about small pickups

iReporters talk about meeting Bonds, Maris and The Babeupdated: Tue Jul 15 2008 16:18:00

Baseball's biggest stars are in New York for Tuesday's All-Star game, as the sport says goodbye to one of its most famous landmarks.

Time.com: Military Gay Dismissal Struck Downupdated: Thu May 22 2008 10:00:00

The military cannot automatically discharge people because they're gay, a federal appeals court ruled in the case of a decorated flight nurse who sued the Air Force over her dismissal

SI.com: David Sabino: Diamond Digits: Werth, Soriano lead power-packed NLupdated: Tue May 20 2008 16:31:00

This week's Diamond Digits focuses on Jayson Werth going off, Alfonso Soriano going yard, and Jeremy Reed going back to Seattle.

Time.com: Local Support for Green Arsonupdated: Thu Mar 06 2008 12:35:00

Five McMansions were torched outside Seattle in what may have been eco-terrorism. But the locals aren't unhappy

SI.com: Tom Verducci: Lester's comeback a feel-good storyupdated: Tue Jul 24 2007 04:36:00

Take heart, weary sports fans. There is good news in your morning newspaper, if you can get past the referee betting scandal in the NBA, the Bad Newz about Michael Vick contributing to the rogue state that is the NFL, steroids in golf and Barry Bonds trying to become the all-time home run champion under the threat of a federal indictment.

SI.com: Ask Travelin' Joe: Cooperstown, Houston and the new Chambers Bayupdated: Mon Apr 30 2007 14:16:00

If you need travel directions, zip him an e-mail at askjoe@golf.com.

Fortune: 10 tips for today's marketupdated: Thu May 11 2006 14:46:00

It never pays to get caught up in group hysteria, especially when it comes to real estate. Conditions vary from town to town, and no national statistics can give you a clear picture of what's happe...

Fortune: Real Estate Tips: If you're a seller or speculatorupdated: Mon May 08 2006 09:42:00

Each day brings fresh evidence of peaking home prices. But, with the right strategies, sellers can still command top dollar.

Ex-girlfriend: Alleged Tacoma shooter sent text warningsupdated: Mon Nov 21 2005 03:43:00

A man accused of wounding six people in a shooting rampage at a Tacoma mall warned in cell-phone text messages that "the world" was going to feel "my anger" and "my pain," his ex-girlfriend said Monday.

Mall shooting suspect surrendersupdated: Sun Nov 20 2005 16:31:00

A man accused of shooting six people at a Tacoma, Washington, shopping mall surrendered to police after a three-hour hostage standoff Sunday afternoon, authorities said.

CNNMoney: A modest proposalupdated: Tue Nov 01 2005 09:47:00

How much money would you need to give everyone in the U.S. $1 million, and still have change left over?

Your e-mails: Hurricane Katrinaupdated: Fri Sep 09 2005 17:40:00

CNN.com asked readers to share their thoughts about Hurricane Katrina. Here is a sampling from the responses, some of which have been edited:

CNNMoney: Dakota, Tacoma safest pickupsupdated: Wed Apr 06 2005 07:24:00

The 2005 models of the Toyota Tacoma and the Dodge Dakota received the top safety ratings in both front and side crash tests, the government reported Wednesday, while the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra got the lowest ratings.

Scientists seek source of Mount St. Helens blast updated: Wed Mar 09 2005 09:42:00

Scientists were flying over the crater of Mount St. Helens on Wednesday to locate the origins of a plume of ash and steam that spewed nearly seven miles high into the air Tuesday night.

Improved weather aids oil spill cleanupupdated: Sun Dec 12 2004 17:39:00

Weather conditions improved Sunday as crews continued efforts to clean up an oil spill from a broken freighter off Alaska's Aleutian Islands.

U.S. helicopter crew safe after crash updated: Thu Dec 09 2004 01:59:00

The crew of a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter that crashed Wednesday off Alaska's Aleutian Islands is safe, authorities said Thursday.

Money Magazine: A Best New Cars and Trucks 2005updated: Wed Dec 01 2004 00:01:00

We drove them all and drove 'em hard. Sedans, sports cars and sport utes. Coupes and crossovers. Minivans and pickups. With cars and trucks being unveiled at a record pace, we tested more than 40 a...

CNNMoney: Best pick-up truck: Toyota Tacomaupdated: Fri Nov 05 2004 16:06:00

Traditional compact pickups are growing into mid-size models -- and they're also growing up, mimicking the comfy cabs and plush feel of the latest full-size trucks.

Ex-Joint Chiefs chairman responsive after strokeupdated: Wed Aug 11 2004 19:49:00

Retired Gen. John Shalikashvili, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and adviser to Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, is responsive and "looking good," a friend said, after being hospitalized last weekend for a brain hemorrhage.

Ex-Joint Chiefs chairman suffers strokeupdated: Mon Aug 09 2004 13:25:00

Retired Gen. John Shalikashvili, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and now an adviser to Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry, has been hospitalized in Washington state after a severe stroke, Pentagon officials said Monday.

CNNMoney: What to do with a windfallupdated: Tue Jun 01 2004 11:54:00

I've recently come into a large sum of money -- about $350,000 -- and I'm wondering what's the best way for me to keep it growing so I can retire at, say, 50, rather than 65. What do you recommend?

Two split reward in D.C.-area sniper caseupdated: Sat Mar 20 2004 17:47:00

Two men will share a $500,000 reward for providing information that led to the capture of convicted D.C.-area snipers Lee Boyd Malvo and John Allen Muhammad.

Soldier held on suspicion of espionageupdated: Thu Feb 12 2004 17:59:00

A National Guard soldier at Fort Lewis, Washington, was arrested Thursday on suspicion of trying to pass information about military capabilities to the al Qaeda terrorist organization, military officials said.

FSB: Burt and Irv's Place Meet the early pioneers of extravagant excess.updated: Sat Jul 01 2000 00:01:00

Whom can we blame for our nation's descent into gluttony? Pin at least some of it on brothers-in-law and business partners Burt Baskin and Irv Robbins. The two harbored a most innocent ambition in ...

Fortune: LEARNING TO WORK FOR A MOGUL THE GIGANTIC CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY ARE THE MASTERS OF OUR UNIVERSE. BUT CAN YOU STAND updated: Mon Mar 03 1997 00:01:00

Hail to thee, o drab, faceless bureaucrat!

Fortune: STOCKS THAT WILL LEAD THE SMALL-CAP RALLYupdated: Mon Feb 21 1994 00:01:00

The little engine that could . . . never had it so good. For three years straight, small stocks have been scoring big gains, returning an average of 27.2% annually, or 11.6 percentage points more p...

Fortune: WHY GROWTH AND VALUE INVESTORS LIKE SOME OF THE SAME STOCKSupdated: Mon Nov 01 1993 00:01:00

Growth or value. Value or growth. For investors who agonize over the merits of the two principal stock-picking strategies, some advice: Give it a rest. Instead, heed Berkshire Hathaway's latest ann...

Fortune: MORE PENSION CASH GOES OVERSEASupdated: Mon Nov 18 1991 00:01:00

Seeking a better bang for their buck, a growing number of U.S. pension fund managers, including those at GTE, IBM, and Sears Roebuck, are putting bigger chunks of the $2.7 trillion in assets they c...

Money Magazine: SETTING US STRAIGHT ON THE BEST PLACES TO LIVE updated: Thu Nov 01 1990 00:01:00

You're right. Civic pride is something that we have in abundance here in the Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area known as Lehigh Valley, Pa. But don't think it's because we wear the rose-colored glasse...

Money Magazine: THE BEST PLACES TO LIVE NOW For the third time, the top place to live in the U.S. is an idyllic urban outpost close to a major mupdated: Sat Sep 01 1990 00:01:00

Here we go again, ranking America's hometowns and rankling just about everyone in the process. After you scour our list of the 300 largest U.S. metropolitan areas on pages 82 and 83, you may react ...

Fortune: THE FORTUNE 500 & THE ENVIRONMENTupdated: Mon Apr 23 1990 00:01:00

More and more FORTUNE 500 companies are supporting the Nature Conservancy, a nonprofit group that helps endangered species by purchasing and protecting their habitats. For two years the Conservancy...

Money Magazine: AMERICA'S BEST CITIES updated: Wed Nov 01 1989 00:01:00

I was perplexed by your September article ''The Best Places to Live in America.'' You state that Seattle was ranked first because it scored 73 or higher in four of the nine categories on which citi...

Fortune: MANAGING WITH ELECTRONIC MAPS They can help you sell soft drinks, produce oil, and break up traffic jams. As the systems get cheupdated: Mon Apr 24 1989 00:01:00

IT WAS AN AWFUL MESS,'' recalls Gene Wirsig, a technical services manager for the western division of Potlatch Corp. The FORTUNE 500 forest products company ^ owns 600,000 acres of timberland in no...

Fortune: ON THE RISEupdated: Mon Oct 24 1988 00:01:00

FRANCOIS CURIEL, 40 CHRISTIE'S Testing his reputation for getting top dollar, Curiel puts a newly cut 407.48- carat diamond, the second largest in the world, on the auction block in October. Curiel...

Fortune: PORTFOLIO TALK A Fan of Undervalued Oddballsupdated: Mon Jun 20 1988 00:01:00

Scott Black, president of Delphi Management Inc. in Boston, is a passionate believer in the value-investing theories of the late Benjamin Graham. As portfolio manager of $590 million for pension an...

Money Magazine: What You Really Owe Your Kids Severing financial ties to grown kids is a parent's right -- nay, duty.updated: Wed Jun 01 1988 00:01:00

David Richards, 49, and his wife Lonnette, 43, are of an age when they should be battling healthy cases of mid-life crisis. Instead, they are afflicted with an even more modern malaise: the full-ne...

Money Magazine: What You Really Owe Your Kids Severing financial ties to children in their twenties and thirties is a parent's updated: Mon Apr 11 1988 00:01:00

DAVID RICHARDS, 49, and his wife Lonnette, 43, are of an age when they should be battling healthy cases of mid-life crisis. Instead, they are afflicted with an even more modern malaise: the full-ne...

Money Magazine: IN FUNDS, SMALL-CAP IS BEAUTIFUL -- MAYBEupdated: Tue Mar 01 1988 00:01:00

For months now, it seems, small-company stock fund marketers have been making a case that sounds persuasive but in reality is flawed. Specifically, they suggest that if investors don't buy in now, ...

Fortune: THE BRIGHT JEWELS IN REAL ESTATE Shopping malls and apartments still pay off when the geography is right.updated: Mon Nov 02 1987 00:01:00

LONG ACCUSTOMED to spiffy returns and steady growth, real estate investors have been taking some lumps lately. Across the nation the percentage of office space that remains unoccupied averages more...

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