The Landing Gear Works is behind on lease payments as workers ask the city council for help in keeping their jobs.
Northwest Eye Surgeons terminated her employment the day she returned from unpaid maternity leave on Sept. 12, 2022.
Black Press Media, which operates Sound Publishing, completed its sale Monday (March 25), following the formerly announced corporate restructuring.
Organization expands to Renton’s Spoonfed Training, helping women through “fitness, education and community.”
The Latin-fusion eatery was previously only a food truck before opening on Feb. 24.
The market will take place in Piazza Park in Downtown Renton through the summer.
Applications to participate in the program opened on Feb. 1, and will close on March 19.
On Jan. 30, workers at the Grady Way location said they are unionizing due to multiple factors, including short-staffing and inconsistent scheduling.
Legal battles continue over liability in a fatal 2022 plane crash involving a Renton charter airline company, Northwest Seaplanes.
Supporters braved chilling temperatures to show up for the Boon Boona team.
Since a soft opening in November 2023, Foxwood has been a popular spot for custom wood and metal gifts, decor and houseware.
The Richland-based credit union will provide work experience for DECA students at Renton High School as Student Tellers.
Event was Dec. 7.
The Sunset Neighborhood spot is a great place to stop for lunch.
“We have found that yoga helps people in many different ways,” said owner Sarah Espe.
Scarecrows lined the downtown area this past weekend, in celebration of Halloween.
One care center is in Federal Way and another in Renton among other Western Washington locations.
As part of the Postcards to Space program, Big Chicken postcards will be placed aboard an upcoming Blue Origin space mission and will then be returned to the postcard owner with a stamp verifying that the letter had “Flown to Space.”
This woman-owned small business is one of the most recommended in the area for people experiencing hair loss.
Bailey Jo Josie, Benjamin Leung, Ben Ray, Cameron Sheppard and Katie Morgan were recognized by the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association over the weekend.