Новости за 16.01.2019

There was a time-honored tradition of pegging the creation, and release, of teen slasher movies to a holiday or event. In the early 1980s, a boom time for these quickly … Click to Continue »

The new sneakers in town are “smart” and will remind “Back to the Future II” fans of the self-lacing shoes Marty McFly wore. Only these come with an app - … Click to Continue »

A few bites in, the ribeye bulgogi burger tasted familiar. Salty-sweet-spicy cucumber pickles provided a satisfying snap against supple ribeye steak, piled high and flame grilled, with a fragrant marinade. … Click to Continue »

A stage 2 burn ban implemented in parts of Pierce County as air pollution worsened was lifted Wednesday, just in time for the rain and wind to return. Pollution levels … Click to Continue »

The Gig Harbor High School boys and girls basketball teams hosted crosstown rival Peninsula on Jan. 9 in a doubleheader. The Tides came out on top in both games, with … Click to Continue »

The Peninsula High School team won the 42nd annual Matman Classic wrestling tournament, hosted by Central Kitsap High School on Jan. 12, finishing with 152.5 team points, edging runner-up Curtis … Click to Continue »

Just think what Frank Clark could do with healthy arms. That’s what he wants the Seahawks—and potentially the NFL—to think during his negotiations for a new, megabucks contract. The 25-year-old … Click to Continue »

A woman who spent weeks in a coma after her estranged husband ran her car off the road said she is still afraid her husband could kill her. Michelle Webb, … Click to Continue »

The Latest on the partial government shutdown (all times local): 12:10 p.m. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is temporarily reopening an agency that provides resources to farmers and ranchers. Agriculture … Click to Continue »

As President Donald Trump’s meal of fast food for the Clemson football team at the White House was mocked on social media and became the talk of pundits for the … Click to Continue »

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1. MAY FACES NO-CONFIDENCE VOTE Analysts expect the British prime minister to keep … Click to Continue »

Federal Way High School junior Tari Eason says, if the Eagles play their brand of basketball, he doesn’t believe there is a team in the South Sound, or perhaps the … Click to Continue »

Federal Way High School routed 4A NPSL Olympic rival Auburn, 76-56, on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019 in Federal Way. Eason, a four-star 2020 recruit, nearly posted a quadruple-double with 26 points, 17 rebounds, eight blocks and seven steals. … Click to Continue »

European Union Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says the bloc is stepping up preparations for a chaotic no-deal departure of Britain from the bloc after the rejection of the draft withdrawal … Click to Continue »

The message was clear from Annie Wright girls basketball coach Chris Spivey after the Gators’ loss Tuesday night — learn from this. In a battle for the top spot in … Click to Continue »

Bellevue Christian topped 1A Nisqually League rival Annie Wright, 71-52, on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019 in Tacoma. … Click to Continue »

With their lead dwindling and a hostile crowd in full throat, the Bellarmine Prep Lions needed a spark, and junior guard Callie Stevens was up to the challenge. With 52.8 … Click to Continue »

Bellarmine Prep High School slipped away from 4A SPSL rival Curtis, 50-42, on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019 in University Place. … Click to Continue »

Democratic New Mexico Gov. Lujan Grisham is urging lawmakers to quickly send her noncontroversial bills to sign that were blocked by her Republican predecessor. Lujan Grisham on Tuesday encouraged lawmakers … Click to Continue »

Republican House Minority Whip Rod Montoya says New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's changes on student testing are confusing educators. Montoya said Tuesday that the Democratic governor's move to rid … Click to Continue »

More than 1,300 furloughed federal workers in New Mexico have applied for unemployment benefits that would act as a short-term loan. State Workforce Solutions Department Secretary Bill McCamley on Tuesday … Click to Continue »

Researchers are converting thousands of full-body scans done by the state Office of the Medical Investigator as part of an effort to build a searchable database that can help anthropologists, … Click to Continue »

Kenyan police say there is still "an active security operation" in and around the hotel complex attacked by Islamic extremist gunmen amid sporadic gunfire from the scene. At least 15 … Click to Continue »

Researchers have found that Los Alamos National Laboratory has had an average annual economic impact on New Mexico of about $3 billion from 2015 to 2017. The northern New Mexico … Click to Continue »

Tacoma’s Build-A-Burger has added Korean bulgogi burgers, spicy pork bulgogi, a katsu chicken burger and loaded Korean fries to its menu. It also has a full menu of American-style burgers. … Click to Continue »