Renton Police seek missing man
He was last heard from at 4 p.m. on Dec 5.
King County Metro seeks feedback about connecting buses to light...
Agency plans to make changes in South King County as light rail opens in 2026
Councilmembers Alberson and Pérez receive leadership roles
For 2025, James Alberson Jr. will serve as Renton City Council President while Ruth Pérez will serve as Pro Tempore.
Nosotros En Naturaleza: Bringing youth hiking
The group is centered on bringing South King County youth hiking for free
Two teens arrested in connection to South King County robberies
Suspected vehicle was located at Federal Way apartment complex.
What’s going on around Renton? | Dec. 5 edition
Clam Lights Opening Night: Join Renton Parks and Recreation for Clam Lights Opening Night at 6:15 p.m. Dec. 6 at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park.
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Downtown Issaquah offers festive holiday experiences for all ages
Issaquah shines this holiday season with dining, shopping, shows and unique experiences
Renton Downtown Partnership’s Kim Unti dies in accident
“Everyone downtown really just had a heart for her as she had a heart for them.”
Graffiti, gangs, massage parlors among top Renton crime topics
Public Safety Committee presentation touches on a variety of topics impacting youth.
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Four Washington State Patrol vehicles struck in King County
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Grant will help fund Public Square in downtown Renton
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Renton receives $35,000 grant to improve tree shade
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Tales from the dark side: East Renton residents share their...
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Miss Teen India contestant represents Renton
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“Bomb cyclone” leaves Renton residents without power and damages property
Renton Chamber offers free food storage for local businesses affected...
Restaurants, businesses and food service providers can securely store their food starting the evening of Nov. 22.
King County veteran selected to national business-growth program
In October, South King County-based company Cascadia Global Security was chosen to be part of the 2024-2025 CEOcircle program, where…
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Boeing machinists reject another contract offer
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Health insurance premiums to rise for WA small businesses
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Renton Reporter takes home six newspaper awards
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Ladybug coffee stand co-owner sentenced for tax evasion
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DRW Unplugged: Battle of the Acoustic Bands
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Rain City Catering wins small business award
Lindbergh boys basketball falls to Kentridge
After a slow start, Eagles found their way, but couldn’t keep up.
Liberty volleyball takes fifth place, records best finish in school...
Patriots down White River in fifth/sixth game in straight sets.
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Liberty volleyball sweeps Blanchet, heads back to state tournament
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Renton’s Sophie Buchan makes splash at state
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Liberty soccer makes state for first time since 2019
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All smiles for Liberty volleyball in straight set victory over...
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Liberty soccer draws with Bellevue
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Soccer: Lindbergh and Interlake draw 1-1
Run, Run Rudolph: Downtown Renton welcomes the holiday season
See photos from the festivities.
What’s going on around Renton? | Nov. 28 edition
From noon to 4 p.m. Nov. 30, enjoy the holiday market and free family activities in the Pavilion Event Center, while also getting the chance to shop around the downtown area for Small Business Saturday.
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Downtown Issaquah offers festive holiday experiences for all ages
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Experience the magic of Christmas with Christmas in Washington’s concert...
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Issaquah restaurant series shines a spotlight on local dining gems
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Celebrating community and tradition through authentic Chinese cuisine
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The Renton Reporter is hosting “Read All About It” from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Dec. 10 at Drum Roll Wine. This is an opportunity for informal conversation about all things Renton with your local news team.
Let’s dive into a timeless treasure trove of family films...
Watching the 8mm Whale family films my dad shot when we were kids on the old Kodak takes me back…
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Is the Northwest ready for our ‘Big One?’ | Brunell
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Politicians need to emulate the late Dan Evans | Brunell
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Message of support to sexual assault survivors and Renton |...
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Ready for another cold apple from life’s vending machine |...
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Cold War fallout shelter survives in childhood memories | Whale’s...
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The aggressive in-your-face nature of online advertising | Whale’s Tales
King County storm damage assessment to help determine federal aid
Homeowners, business owners encouraged to report damages from windstorm
Working toward justice for the missing and murdered in Washington
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People (MMIWP) Task Force Summit highlights progress as well as shortcomings.
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PSE says windstorm ‘comparable to a hurricane’ with ‘unprecedented damage’
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Thousands of firearm sales on hold in WA amid system...
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King County Executive Dow Constantine won’t run for reelection in...
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Ferguson defeats Reichert in governor’s race | Election 2024
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How one WA county upped security ahead of the election
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King County Elections emphasizes safety, security in voting process
