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March 1, 2019

• Giant cinnamon rolls and big breakfast plates? Put this new breakfast spot on your try list
• Looking for a dining deal? These 10 restaurants have them. Restaurant week is here
• Second Lakewood restaurant reopens after 38 sickened by suspected norovirus outbreak
• Fun things to do in the South Sound this week
• There’s a model homeless camp in Seattle. Bill would make them easier to replicate
• A patient attacked 3 Western State Hospital nurses in 6 months, their lawsuit says
• Giant cranes headed to Tacoma will be easy to see. Port wants your photos of them
• Steve McQueen’s ‘Bullitt’ Mustang gets extended stay at Tacoma car museum
• March is a good time to prune damaged trees and shrubs and re-pot houseplants
• Woman offered money to have sex with drugged girls for ‘power and control,’ records say
• He shot up a house and robbed 3 stores in less than 30 minutes, records say
• Washington Department of Taxation? Don’t stop there. Try these five name changes on for size
• Table pounding makes weak defense of a weakened president
• Snowplay area at Mount Rainier opens Saturday, so get your sleds ready
• Special Agent Urban Dictionary reporting for duty
• Tacoma schools announce official schedule as state agrees to waive three snow days
• He might be young, but Peninsula’s new boys soccer coach is a student of the game
• Mount Rainier: Anniversary gift from Congress?
• Trump: Ideas to get his border wall money
• Climate: State needs clean-energy standard
• Tacoma schools: Don’t skimp on makeup days
• Trump’s emergency: Are we still a republic?
• Comic strip: TNT overreacts by canceling
• Libraries: Anti-porn legislation not needed
• Tax refunds: Sugar high ruins savings account
• Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announces for president on climate-change platform
• Community unrest follows city’s decision to put Puyallup Farmers’ Market out to bid
• Three issues facing the 2019 Seattle Sounders. And a look at Seattle’s MLS schedule
• Game recaps, highlights from the semifinals, consolation games of the 4A and 3A state basketball championships
• A year later, Kentridge gets its revenge against Woodinville in 4A state quarterfinals
• Mount Spokane’s sturdy defense upends Capital in 3A state quarterfinals
• Life Christian scores early and often, cruises to 2B semifinals with win over Lake Roosevelt
• It’s a flashback for Bellarmine Prep, as Lions upend Central Valley once again in 4A state tournament
• Slow start doesn’t stop fast-paced Federal Way in 4A quarterfinals rout of Richland
• Watson, Gonzaga Prep cruise past Kentridge, setting up semifinal showdown with Federal Way
• Huskies’ Jake Browning seeks to show his improved arm strength, and personality, at NFL combine
• Forget the noise: Seahawks say “everything lined up” for eventual extension for Russell Wilson
• Washington suffered a really bad loss. Here’s three things we learned after UW was humbled by Cal
• No. 25 Huskies upset by Cal, but still clinch outright Pac-12 regular season title
• Who’s starting? Who’s new? A look at the Seattle Sounders FC roster for the 2019 season