
Renton Promise continues to provide free tuition for grads
The grant is a partnership with Renton Technical College.
Major boost to special education funding gets Washington Senate approval
The bipartisan bill calls for the state to funnel about $2 billion more to schools over four years.
Public Health reports season’s first pediatric flu deaths in King...
Two children died in February; first pediatric flu deaths in two years
Liberty baseball takes season opener over Kentridge
Nine different Patriots reached base, and three Patriots had multi-RBI games.
New hot yoga studio opens in Fairwood
Imagine Hot Yoga is making use of the former Big Lots building off Petrovitsky Road.
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Valley SWAT extracts woman | Renton Police blotter
From the Renton police log.
Man accused of killing Renton hairdresser extradited
He was charged in 2024, but was not in King County custody until this month.
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Protesters rally against proposed Logan 6 development
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Sustainable Renton seeks help to find stolen van
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Transit union announces security and safety task force
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Accidental bumping leads to stabbing | Renton police blotter
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How to navigate the bird flu in Washington state
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Program helps Renton area homeowners cover medical expenses
Local law firm seeks local artists for display
A local law firm is holding an art show to showcase the works of artists in the area.
Joann to close fabric stores in Kent, Renton and Federal...
Part of nationwide closure of more than 500 stores after filing for bankruptcy
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End of a pepperoni era: The Fairwood Shakey’s closes
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Hyatt Regency hotel in Renton sold amid bankruptcy, lawsuit
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Take the (hot or cold) plunge at Soak & Sage
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Renton Chamber’s freezers save thousands of pounds of donated food
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Renton Chamber offers free food storage for local businesses affected...
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King County veteran selected to national business-growth program
Liberty boys make Tacoma Dome debut, fall to Bellevue
Patriots lost to Bellevue for the fourth time this season.
Lindbergh boys come up short against Sequim
Eagles run out of gas in the fourth quarter at the University of Puget Sound.
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Why play the games? WIAA tournament seeding is a head-scratcher...
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Liberty roughs up Rams, one game away from Tacoma Dome...
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Hoops: Renton girls win district championship
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Lindbergh boys basketball heads to state
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State tournament results: Gymastics, wrestling and swim
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Renton, Lindbergh and Liberty head to the state tournament
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Oh, the things we say, but shouldn’t | Whale’s Tales
Curious, aren’t they, the words people say that shape us, for good and bad for the rest of our lives?
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Is the Northwest ready for our ‘Big One?’ | Brunell
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Message of support to sexual assault survivors and Renton |...
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Ferguson proposes $4B in cuts to Washington state budget
State officials look to solve a shortfall estimated to be $12 billion or more.
OSPI superintendent responds to federal attempt to limit DEI programs
Chris Reykdal advises school districts not to make changes to existing policies
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‘Follow the damn law’: Washington leaders have terse words for...
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King County executive’s plan to renew parks levy 6 more...
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Feds fly 110 detained migrants to Washington state, advocacy group...
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Small businesses brace for higher minimum wage in King County
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Washington judge blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship order
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Washington AG sues over Trump’s birthright citizenship order