News
WSDOT responds to stakeholders about future I-90/SR 18 projects
Construction causes concerns about congestion for freight and commuter traffic.
Life
What’s going on around Renton? | June 6 edition
Teen Takeover at Renton Community Center: Kick off your summer with the center’s third 2024 Community Celebration event.
Northwest
Hundreds of new laws will take effect in state June 6
Legislature approved changes in police pursuits, parental rights, firearms and other laws
Sports
Rowing sisters get the job done by winning first place
Lily and Tabitha Pahl represent Renton Rowing Center.
News
Lind Avenue overpass bridge re-opens after two years
Construction began in late 2023 after a truck hauling a backhoe struck the overpass while driving southbound I-405…
News
Superior Court rejects appeal from Citizens to Stop the SR-169 Asphalt Plant
The long battle against the proposed State Route 169 asphalt plant near Renton has hit a snag after…
News
Extradition efforts continue in case of murdered Renton salon owner
Louie Hernandez remains in the custody of Mexican law enforcement officials, after authorities in Mexico arrested the 61-year-old…
News
Renton police seek suspects in homicide outside restaurant
Renton police are searching for multiple subjects who they say were witnesses or suspects at the scene of…
Sports
Liberty shines in spring: Multiple top finishers in sports championships
Patriot runners, tennis players and golfers all took home hardware.
Sports
State track and field: Liberty boys, Kent-Meridian girls place inside top four in 3A
Cassie Atkins (FW) continued to dominate, has now won five titles in three years.
News
$10,000 grant goes toward battling internet crimes against children
Two recent memorandums of understanding approved in Renton.
Business
The New Knittery provides supplies, knowledge for old crafts
Best of Renton 2024 highlights.
Business
Six months in, Drum Roll Wine makes its Best of Renton debut
Best of Renton 2024 highlights.
News
Program helps Renton businesses comply with food waste law
Washington state businesses will soon need to compost whether they like it or not, and Renton wants to…
Life
Renton’s first female Marine passes away at 106
Louise George retired at the end of World War II, making her way back to Renton.
News
Councilmember thanks Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander communities
Renton City Council update.