The Yellow Giraffes will represent Washington in Houston April 19-22.
Locals gathered in the Hyatt Regency-Lake Washington at Renton’s Southport to discuss equity, investments in Black communities and the city’s historical Black landmarks.
Fourth grade students at Sartori, a STEM elementary school in Renton, took learning about salmon habitat a step further by researching possible environmental outcomes of asphalt plant.
A male pedestrian was injured after he was struck by a driver in a small green truck on Rainier Avenue South.
Renton nonprofit offers crisis response, youth mentorship, monthly family resource nights and more.
Just in time for the Renton dragon’s “hatching month,” the Renton Municipal Arts Commission will give $200 to selected artists.
Sduhubs Cultural and Family Services and Project Be Free were among five organizations to recieve microgrants from Verity Credit Union.
Originally a grocery store and then a flower shop in Auburn, Cugini’s is a staple of downtown Renton.
Buchan has been a co-assistant principal at Renton High for two years, after working as Dimmitt Middle School’s assistant principal for four years.
From a bucker at Boeing during World War II to a great-grandmother of sixteen, Lorraine Smith has lived a full life on a hill in Renton.
The General-Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Seattle celebrates Korean culture in the Pacific Northwest as the two countries celebrate three major anniversaries together, ranging from 70 to 140 years.
Every week, roughly 100 cats are spayed and neutered at the Renton clinic.
The Renton Chamber of Commerce presented a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new business on Jan. 13.
Statewide, a majority of respondents to Department of Commerce survey agree that rent prices are too high and it costs too much to buy a home.
Omedetou-gozaimasu! For the 4th annual Seijin-shiki U.S.A., Japanese-American 20-year-olds were able to come together to celebrate their transition to adulthood.
Five different classes will be offered at Renton Technical College in February and March.
There are 23 missing Indigenous people across King County.
Divina Casila turned making candles to help her cope with depression into a thriving local business.
A GoFundMe has been made to help with the costs of damages that insurance won’t cover.
The Washington State Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and People (MMIWP) Task Force held its summit Dec. 14-16.