May 18, 2016
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A Feast of art, learning and community
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Family project brings new Thai restaurant to downtown Tacoma
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Tacoma water is safe to drink, utility says
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It’s always a winning season for this ‘Superfan’
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Bill Virgin: Driverless technology going beyond roads
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Gig Harbor hopes to ride pitching deep into 4A state tournament
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Man shot dead in Parkland after fight
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Tacoma teen charged in two gas station robberies minutes apart
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Repeat Tacoma robber who once asked to go to jail is back behind bars
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Shot fired at woman chasing pair in Spanaway
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Couple charged with murder in Tacoma shootout; police don’t believe victim fired shots
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Puyallup native provides a home for gently-used clothing
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Nerf Wars game stirs mixed reactions throughout Gig Harbor community
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Cruz, Kasich, Carson can win delegates in Washington’s presidential primary
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Former presidential candidate asks Trump to turn anger into ideas during Kennewick visit
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Olympia City Council proposes state’s first local income tax
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State attorneys ask court to lift fines, contempt order in school-funding case
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Matt Driscoll: Iconic high school building remains at center of Eatonville community
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Soccer roundup: Aberdeen stuns Fife, 1-0, in first round of 2A state tournament
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Puyallup boys fall to Lewis and Clark, 1-0, seal first-round exit from 4A state tournament
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Auburn Mountainview midfielder Christian Rotter earns 3A SPSL offensive player of the year
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Wenatchee boys overcome bus delays, Kentwood’s late efforts for 3-2 shootout win
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Vashon pitcher Ashton Dulfer selected 1A Nisqually MVP
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Tumwater’s Ty Gentry going for 2A tennis three-peat
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All-3A SPSL baseball: Bonney Lake pitcher Zac Horne earns 3A SPSL MVP
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Trail of the Week: Water Flume Line Trail
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Homeless: Puyallup's cleanliness, safety at risk
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College: Overuse of part-time faculty must stop
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PLU: School lives out its Lutheran roots
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Environment: Protesters should practice what they preach
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Tax breaks: Small businesses should benefit, too
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Environment: Carbon tax would cause positive change
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Bathrooms: Too much fuss over small numbers
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Election: Supreme Court credibility at stake
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Murder: Protect man's privacy unless convicted
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Long strides, quick feet help Bonney Lake’s Miller dominate hurdles
