The snow really didn’t play havoc with Renton until Thursday, when it closed schools after an aborted start and snarled…
The snow didn’t hit Renton as hard as expected Wednesday morning, but there are still threats of snow and cold…
Democracy happens when people vote. It’s a sacred duty and those who watch over our elections need to do so with a deep commitment to keeping the process pure.
Surely, these are the words of someone who cares about others.
A veteran officer of the Renton Police Department was sore, but with no significant injuries or broken bones after his…
So what is Renton drinking this holiday season? The answer to that question comes in some big numbers – and…
I’ve written before about how I want my state legislators and Gov. Christine Gregoire to use some common sense when it comes to navigating our way out of this economic “Bermuda Triangle.”
A 30-year-old Renton man was charged Thursday with first-degree assault of a child in the beating of a 2-year-old Kent…
Each day seems to bring another grim report about the nation’s economy and Main Street’s ability to cope with the greatest financial upheaval since the Great Depression.
Renton Technical College is facing what top administrators are calling “devastating” budget cuts from the state that could reduce the…
Ethel Telban, who died Nov. 19 at age 94, lived Renton’s history and for many years, as a founder of…
Change is inevitable. In fact we are hard-wired to adapt to changing conditions in our environment. If not, well, we…
The Renton Reporter will move deeper into the Internet age of community journalism in January, moving to a once-a-week print…
Renton community and business leader Marcie Maxwell has been elected to the state House of Representatives in the 41st District,…
Renton today is what Bill Taylor and many others had in mind 20 years ago – and a whole lot more.
Barry Lee Saunders Jr., 21, of Tukwila, charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of a 17-year-old boy Nov….
Renton seems well-positioned to take advantage of the inevitable time when the economy turns around and business can rebound. That’s…
The much-used Kummer Bridge over the Green River on State Route 169 will close Tuesday evening for about six months…
Two people died of gunshot wounds early Tuesday morning in what Renton Police are calling a murder-suicide. Multiple gunshots and…
“Loaf’s Labors Lost,” a loaf of bread’s love story set in Renton, has won the “people’s choice award” in the Renton FilmFrenzy 2008 movie competition, based on the results of a poll on rentonreporter.com.
Of course, anyone who has followed the polling online for the last few weeks already knows that the bread won. But, this gives us a rare chance to say, “And the winner is…”
