The 18-year-old, who is accused in the shooting of a West Hill man on August 1, made his first court appearance this afternoon.
The following information was compiled based on City of Renton police reports.
A Renton man was arrested after a domestic dispute in a moving vehicle on July 24.
A witness reported to police seeing a man and woman in an argument while driving in the area of 16th Street and Aberdeen Avenue Northeast around 6 p.m.
The Renton River Days Duck Hunt concluded swimmingly at the end of the three-day festival last weekend.
Several hundred people participated in the month-long hunt to find the duck-napped Dr. Ducky and a thousand more people participated in a scavenger hunt on the grounds of Renton River Days at Liberty Park.
An 18-year-old suspect in the fatal West Hill shooting incident turned himself in to authorities on Wednesday night.
A resource for the hungry will now be centered in South King County.
The Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle, King County is now operating their main warehouse out of the former Greenfresh Market building in Renton.
Proponents of the Cedar River site and the west of the Piazza site for a downtown Renton library each will mount their final efforts to campaign for votes on Proposition 1 this weekend.
Citizens for the Cedar River Library will be campaigning up until 8 p.m. on election night, according to Stuart Avery, spokesperson for the group.
Most people in the U.S. can tell you what cheese enchiladas are or chile verde, but some might have a hard time identifying clado de bagre or feijoada.
The two are an Ecuadorian and Brazilian dish respectively and not found on most local latin restaurant menus.
A 19-year-old man is dead after apparently suffering a gunshot wound to the chest this morning at a Skyway apartment.
Renton’s huge community celebration, Renton River Days, kicks off this weekend and features live entertainment, arts and crafts and informational vendors, food, health screenings, and a circus.
The hometown extravaganza attracts thousands of visitors and Renton residents to Liberty Park, the epicenter of Renton River Days, with activities in Cedar River Park, the Renton Community Center and throughout downtown.
The following information was compiled based on City of Renton police reports.
A Tukwila man was robbed while returning a rental car in Renton on July 15.
The 31-year-old man was returning a vehicle to the Enterprise Rental Car facility, 1110 Southwest Grady Way, at about midnight.
Thao Le was a graphic designer in his home country of Vietnam for 10 years before coming recently to the United States.
“I design everything about advertising – posters, brochures, catalogs, labels and logos for many many companies,” said Le.
The Renton Reporter, through our Library: Fact or Fiction, will attempt to prove the validity or falsity of common myths and statements about the plans to construct a new downtown Renton library.
The Public Disclosure Commission is conducting a preliminary investigation into the recent complaints that the King County Library System (KCLS) over-stepped its boundaries with a letter sent to Renton residents on July 2.
The following information was compiled based on City of Renton police reports.
A Seattle woman was arrested for smoking at the transit center and resisting arrest on July 12.
“Guys and Dolls,” this year’s Summer Teen Musical, kicks off July 27 and is one of the many entertainment opportunities featured during Renton River Days, July 27-29.
The production, featuring 22 local teens, runs through Aug. 5 and is presented by the Renton Civic Theatre.
Seattle’s own Ezell’s Famous Chicken, which has three locations in Renton, was recently voted “Most Life Changing Fried Chicken in America” by an Esquire Magazine poll.
Luther’s Table will host its first annual “Blues, Brews and BBQ” event July 21.
The celebration is a fundraiser for Luther’s Table, which is a non-profit organization in addition to being a restaurant and pub.
Lightning struck a house in Renton, causing a fire and injuring a man late Friday morning.
Reporter Tracey Compton compiled this timeline to help spell out the history of the three-year effort to build a new library downtown.
Today the Renton Reporter begins a series of articles on the Aug. 7 vote to decide the location of a new downtown library. Today’s article is designed to bring everyone up to speed on the issue. A timeline, soon to be posted, details this history.
