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Klopp’s debut and Fabian Johnson’s hamstring headline this weekend’s edition of the Watch: Tottenham Hotspur vs. Liverpool, English Premier League, Saturday at 4:45 a.m. PST Coffee might not even be necessary to rouse yourself for this one. Just watch Jurgen Klopp prowling the sidelines during his Liverpool coaching debut — he’ll have plenty of manic […]

Football scores for the week of Oct. 12.

Laris hauled in seven catches for 191 yards and two touchdowns as top-ranked Eastside Catholic withstood an early fight to subdue seventh-ranked O’Dea 42-14 on Friday night in a Metro League Mountain Division clash at ECHS.

A largely defensive game was decided by a handful of big plays as the Nathan Hale Raiders defeated the Ingraham Rams in thrilling fashion with a 15-yard touchdown in overtime.

The Seattle Thunderbirds blasted the Kamloops Blazers, 7-2, Friday night at the ShoWare Center. Thirteen different T-Birds registered a point in the win as the T-Birds scored on their first three shots of the game.

They took turns wowing the homecoming crowd Friday night at Sunset Chev Stadium, combining for nearly 400 yards as the sixth-ranked Spartans moved a step closer to their first SPSL 3A championship with a 31-24 victory over No. 9 Lakes.

The Bainbridge boys and girls teams were victorious over Nathan Hale.

The Overlake boys won all three doubles matches to defeat South Whidbey, 4-1.

Anibal Godoy slid in a goal early in the second half and the San Jose Earthquakes beat Sporting Kansas City 1-0 on Friday night to move into a fifth-place tie in Major League Soccer’s Western Conference.

Washington volleyball knocks off Oregon, 25-20, 25-21, 25-16, to win its 25th consecutive Pac-12 home match, a program record.

The Seattle startup just introduced a mobile app for its meal-planning and grocery-list-making service.

This week's edition of the NFL power rankings sees the Seahawks drop.

Karen Daubert, director of Washington Trails Association, offers a new list of favorites.

Following a cluster of terrible injuries on Washington football fields, the editorial board had a conversation with brain-injury experts and an NFL health and safety executive.

Patrick Marshall answers readers’ questions about personal technology.

The wanderings of the elusive Kirkland Bear ended on Thursday night when he was treed and captured.

Zack Hudgins and Julie Wise, candidates for King County elections director, differ on the quality of job the office has been doing.