Renton man pleads guilty to selling fake Chihuly artwork
A 35-year-old Renton man pleaded guilty Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Seattle to wire fraud in connection with his scheme to advertise and sell fake Chihuly artwork.
Police seeking victims of Vietnamese con artist who poses as DSHS employee
During her contact with the clients, she would tell them she needed help depositing a check because she did not have a bank account.
Seahawks looking for 12 fans to fill advisory council
Members of the President's Fan Advisory Council will have direct access, both online and face-to-face, with team executives in addition to an open forum to share their thoughts and ideas with those who can implement change.
21 Club holding charity golf tournament July 11
The 21 Club is holding its 10th annual golf tournament at the Renton Maplewood Golf Course on Thursday, July 11.
Two men face federal charges for stealing copper wire at Sea-Tac Airport
Two men who allegedly stole thousands of feet of copper wire from runway light towers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport are in custody facing federal charges, U.S. Attorney Jenny A. Durkan announced Tuesday.
Hazen's Bunnell named state 3A MVP | BOYS SOCCER
This year, Bunnell was named captain and led the Highlanders to a 14-2-4 overall record and Seamount League championship.
281 Renton residents among Bellevue College class of 2013
In all, the college awarded 2,609 bachelor’s and associate degrees, certificates and diplomas to 2,481 students.
Bear hugs subdue two shoplifters | POLICE BLOTTER
Three Walmart security officers subdued a man and a woman who walked from the Rainier Avenue store June 7 without paying for the hair-care products concealed in the woman's purse.
First-day results from women's golf tournament in Fairwood
The 86th Annual Seattle Women's Golf Association City Championship is under way at the Fairwood Golf and Country Club.
Liberty High perseverance pays off: It's now Patriot Way
The Metropolitan King County Council unanimously adopted legislation Monday renaming the street in front of Liberty High School “Patriot Way.”
Two men charged with stealing 4.3 miles of copper wiring from light-rail system
Two men were charged Monday with stealing 4.3 miles of copper wiring from the Sound Transit light-rail system, believed to be the largest metal theft in the state, according to the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
