The district champion Royals suffer an 11-1 mercy-rule loss to Mt. Spokane in a 3A state regional.
The Kangaroos pull ahead with 3 runs in the 6th and hand the Warriors a season-ending 3-1 loss in a 3A state regional.
The Warriors win on a walkoff sacrifice fly in the 8th inning to beat Gig Harbor 2-1 in a 3A state play-in round game.
Doctors warn kratom, an opioid alternative, is addictive and ripe for abuse. Yet it’s unregulated and sold at any smokeshop.
The Wesco 4A champion Timberwolves suffer a 6-2 loss, but have one more chance to earn a state berth Saturday.
Freshman Allie Thomsen stars at the plate and in the circle, leading the Timberwolves to a 5-3 comeback win in 8 innings.
The Warriors secure their 4th consecutive state trip with a mercy-rule 11-1 win over the Hawks in the 3A District 1 semis.
The Royals escape numerous jams and punch their ticket to state with a 3-2 win over the Mavericks in the 3A District 1 semis.
The number of Washington drivers plugging in is growing, but the upfront cost of electric vehicles is high.
Broderick Bluhm tosses a 2-hitter and the Mavs beat Lynnwood 5-0 for a shared Wesco 3A/2A South title.
The Timberwolves improve to 16-0 and beat the Grizzlies 5-1 in a key showdown between top teams.
The red-hot Spartans close the regular season with 6 straight wins and a milestone achievement.
The upstart Bruins beat Shorewood 6-2 and stamp themselves as bona fide Wesco 3A/2A title contenders.
Dominic Hellman blasts his 6th homer of the season and the T-wolves beat GP 12-4 for a 3-game sweep.
Daniel Kim beats Stanwood’s Conrad Chisman in a playoff to win the 19th edition of the annual tourney.
The Warriors’ baseball team enjoys the rare opportunity to play in a major league ballpark.
The sightings of the Bigg’s orcas set a record for the region ranging from Hood Canal to Vancouver Island.
The elevated train has outlasted its critics, whooshing on pneumatic tires from Seattle Center to downtown.
Shawn Dirksen traded the cigar industry for driving a big rig with his pit bull, Bonnie. They keep three eyes on the road.
While incarcerated in Monroe for 10 years, Gabriel Herrera used a ballpoint pen to stick out.
