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WA residents urged to donate blood due to ‘code red’ low levels
Four consecutive days of emergency low blood supplies has led to shortages needed for transfusions and treatment.
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Small businesses brace for higher minimum wage in King County
New wage for unincorporated areas went into effect Jan. 1, but the rules are still being determined.
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Zahn appointed to 41st Legislative District seat
Top three candidates included Island’s Weinberg.
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Former Auburn cop sentenced to 16 years, 8 months for murder
A jury convicted him in June 2024 for second-degree murder after shooting Jesse Sarey in 2019
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City seeks solutions to ‘dangerous’ abandoned buildings
“People do not feel safe in our neighborhood,” said Meredith Farmer, President of the North Renton Neighborhood Association.
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Man receives 44 months for 2021 Renton vehicular homicide
The victim took a firearm from a man at the Uwajimya parking lot before they fled, were chased…
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Costco union workers rally outside shareholder meeting
The Costco Teamsters say they will strike if an agreement isn’t reached by Jan. 31.
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Grant continues funding of domestic violence advocacy program
The Renton City Council authorized the acceptance of $29,013 in grant funds for the Renton Police Department.
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Renton man sentenced to five years for drug dealing
$800,000 in drug proceeds were traced to his money laundering.
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Renton Police investigating overnight homicide, suspect detained
A 34-year-old man called 911 to report his mother’s death and was arrested when police arrived on the…
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Renton hosts south KC march for reproductive rights and more
During the numerous Women’s March and People’s March over the weekend, a group of protesters rang bells and…
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Sartori teacher to recieve Presidential award
As part of the award, Sartori Elementary School STEM teacher Kaia Anderson will recieve $10,000.
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Renton to open emergency overnight shelter
It will operate between Jan. 18 through Jan. 21 nightly from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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City awards bid for Talbot Hill Reservoir Park project
Construction is expected to begin in early spring 2025 and be completed by June 2025.
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Community rallies around local man who died in Philippines
“Hands around the world were reaching to find any kind of help for him.”
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Section of Houser Way to close for 120 days
The section of road will close on Jan. 21 and is expected to open again on May 22.
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People speak up at ‘School Funding Crisis’ Eastside Town Hall
“We cannot keep going the status quo of funding in Washington state.”