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Flu and strep tests available at Renton CVS locations
If a patient is confirmed to have either the flu or strep, a prescription can be written.
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Renton council president elected to Sound Cities Association board of directors
Ed Prince will also serve as the chair of the public issues committee.
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Cold weather shelter to remain open Thursday, Feb. 22 | UPDATE
Food and blanket donations are still welcomed.
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Renton RFA battle fire in home with marijuana grow operation
Crews responded to the fire around 4 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 20 on the 11600 block of Southeast Petrovitsky…
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Largest salmonella outbreak linked to live poultry
Nationally, 2017 had more Salmonella cases linked to backyard poultry than ever recorded.
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Public invited to comment on PSE’s Energy Resource Plans in Renton
The hearing is Feb. 21 at Renton Community Center.
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More flu expected in Washington
Preliminary data released estimates the 2017-2018 flu vaccine to be 36 percent overall effective.
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City to partner with new firm to redevelop 200 Mill plaza
Developer’s plan includes 450 rental housing units, as well as office, educational and retail space.
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Cold weather shelter to open Feb. 18-20; snow showers expected
Food and blanket donations are being accepted at the shelter.
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Police determine no shots fired at Highline College | UPDATE
Des Moines Police issue media release
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Highline College on lockdown; gunfire reported | UPDATE: No shots fired
Highline College has been placed on lockdown Friday morning following reports of gunfire on campus.
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Honey Dew Elementary placed on lockdown as Renton police search for suspect
The suspect was located and the lockdown was lifted morning of Feb. 14.
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Police arrest 17-year-old suspect in gun store burglary, others
The Kent resident is suspected in robbery of Bothell marijuana store, theft of Renton handgun.
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Bob Harrison appointed as Renton’s chief administrative officer
Harrison is taking the place of Jay Covington who is retiring May 1.
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Renton man is charged with fraud in federal court
Richard Thomas Zieske, 48, met his victims at a Renton martial arts studio, according to court documents.
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State Senate pushes its own car tab tax reduction measure
Proponents say it will bring relief to taxpayers and maintain transit funding.
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Fairwood and West Hill groups receive grants for volunteer-driven projects, events
Nearly 65 community events and projects will be expanded in unincorporated communities with King County grants.
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Carbon tax plan advances in the state Senate
‘Monumental Step:’ Bill moves out of committee with lower tax rate than governor proposed
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Renton man dies after hit and run Friday in SeaTac
WSP detectives are seeking the public’s help in finding the driver at fault