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Renton police gear up for Teen Peace Fest

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Renton police gear up for Teen Peace Fest

The event, scheduled for June 3, aims to “bridge the gap between the community and our police department.”

Two teenagers stabbed during an altercation

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Two teenagers stabbed during an altercation

A 16-year-old male and 19-year-old female were transported to the hospital on May 9.

Renton police seeks public assistance to find “rooftop burglar”

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Renton police seeks public assistance to find “rooftop burglar”

The suspect entered Corner Store in the morning of May 7 and stole glass pipes.

Renton man arrested in connection with organized criminal ring profiting from prostitution enterprise

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Renton man arrested in connection with organized criminal ring profiting from prostitution enterprise

He was among six who rented apartments for prostitution, advertised on backpage.com and other sites.

Renton man charged in Net Nanny operation

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Renton man charged in Net Nanny operation

Three charges were filed including attempted rape, communicating with a minor for immoral reasons.

Former Renton council member dies

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Former Renton council member dies

King Parker served in the council for three terms since 1995.

Boeing Employees Tennis Center hosted a two day camp | GALLERY

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Boeing Employees Tennis Center hosted a two day camp | GALLERY

Between lobs and volleys, there were smiles and hugs.

CROP Hunger Walk is set for May 7

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CROP Hunger Walk is set for May 7

Last year, the walk raised $31,653.33 to help end hunger.

Carriage Crest Elementary School receives Washington Achievement Award

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Carriage Crest Elementary School receives Washington Achievement Award

Carriage Crest Elementary among three other Kent School District elementary schools received Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction…

Renton Youth Symphony Orchestra to perform on Sunday

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Renton Youth Symphony Orchestra to perform on Sunday

The performance is 3 p.m., April 30 at Carco Theater.

RTC celebrates grand opening of automotive technology complex

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RTC celebrates grand opening of automotive technology complex

The grand opening and celebration of the building is May 11.

Council authorizes $4 million for new community center

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Council authorizes $4 million for new community center

Family First Community Center was proposed by Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin and city of Renton.

Tina Meyer describes her son Cody Meyer, 23, as her best friend. Cody died last May from a heart attack related to injuries sustained in a distracted-driver incident. Tina testified in support of legislation proposed this session that would prohibit drivers from using their hands to operate their phones while driving. Photo provided by Tina Meyer

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Legislation aims to get drivers’ attention off their phones and back on the road

Legislation proposed this session would prohibit drivers from using their cellphones while driving.

Liberty student taken into custody following threats

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Liberty student taken into custody following threats

A 16 year old student was contacted Sunday by King County Sheriff’s deputies following reports he made threats…

Renton resident runs to raise money for clean water

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Renton resident runs to raise money for clean water

Samuel Irungu is training for World Vision’s Global 6K for Water May 6 at Seattle’s Gas Works Park.

Billing system causes concern with property owners and tenants

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Billing system causes concern with property owners and tenants

Solid waste bills are now sent to property owners, not the tenants.

Police turn to social media as form of communication

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Police turn to social media as form of communication

Renton Police Department has started to better utilize Facebook, Twitter and Nextdoor to reach residents.

Police found 35 shell casings outside the house on April 10. (Photo courtesy Renton Police Department)

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One injured in a drive-by shooting on Monday

An unknown suspect shot at house multiple times on April 17.

Talbot Hill MicroSociety leaves impact on students and parents (Part 2)

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Talbot Hill MicroSociety leaves impact on students and parents (Part 2)

“The great thing about MicroSociety… is that it shapes the community.”

King County celebrates 911 education month with birthday party

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King County celebrates 911 education month with birthday party

April is National 911 Education Month.