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February 14, 2019

• This new Tacoma cafe’s residents will be furry and adoptable. Cat cafe is coming soon
• Prepare for scarce parking and long lines at Sea-Tac Airport over the holiday weekend
• Gang member accused of whipping girlfriend for 14 hours arrested after weeks on the run
• ‘I just couldn’t regain control.’ Man sentenced for wreck that killed his girlfriend
• Maxwell pours in school-record 48 points, Gig Harbor knocks off Hudson’s Bay in district quarters
• Aiming for four innings, Gig Harbor grad Adams instead finished with a no-hitter for Northwest Nazarene
• Peninsula fights off Wilson’s comeback bid to advance to 3A state tournament for second consecutive season
• Garbage truck: Children’s safety comes first
• Shutdown: Anti-Trump politics in high gear
• Hit and run: Two years is inadequate penalty
• Clean energy: Tacoma can be a role model
• What you need to know about the high school wrestling state championships
• These two wrestle for Bonney Lake but they’re willing to go anywhere to find competition
• Freshman swimmers from Curtis, Olympia and Gig Harbor already breaking records, making waves
• State favorite Federal Way survives scare against Puyallup to clinch 4A state regionals berth
• Huskies will face a hot-shooting Robert Franks in second game against Washington State
• Puyallup City Council backs off proposal to change form of government to strong mayor
• Valentine’s Day and sports, you ask? Here are the sports world’s top five power couples