Sound Transit rejects Trump’s proposal for cuts to light rail funding

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Sound Transit rejects Trump’s proposal for cuts to light rail funding

A $500 million federal grant application to help fund Sound Transit’s extension of light rail from Angle Lake…

Sikh community embraces Khalsa Day Celebration and Parade

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Sikh community embraces Khalsa Day Celebration and Parade

The area’s large Sikh community converged in Kent on Sunday to celebrate the 10th annual Khalsa Day –…

Rose Kelly, left, and Chelsea Davatos are heading to Washington D.C. to compete in the National History Day competition

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McKnight students raise funds to compete in D.C.

Rose Kelly and Chelsea Davatos won the statewide National History Day competition, and are now heading to the…

Three Renton council spots up for election | ELECTIONS

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Three Renton council spots up for election | ELECTIONS

Here are the canidates who will appear in the Aug. 1 primary ballot.

Hazen choir wins first state competition in school history

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Hazen choir wins first state competition in school history

Divina Voce won first place at the WMEA-WIAA State Ensemble Contest on April 29.

Federal Way and area police respond to a drive-by shooting that left two men injured at the corner of Pacific Highway South and South 288th Street on May 4. The shooting is thought to be gang related. RAECHEL DAWSON, the Mirror

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Renton and other cities reorganize task force to address rising South King County gang violence

Gang violence is on the rise in all of South King County. Regional leaders, including Renton officials, got…

Valley Medical Center reduces workforce by 60 positions

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Valley Medical Center reduces workforce by 60 positions

Due to recent changes in healthcare Valley Medical Center has eliminated 60 positions, which is just a little…

(From left) Maggie Breen, Aneelah Afzali and Cinthia Vasquez were few of the panelists present at the town hall on May 16 at Luther’s Table. Photo by Leah Abraham

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City leaders discuss immigration issues at town hall

The topic that took the spotlight was the importance of a sanctuary city status.

Smoke billows from the entrance of a Kent restaurant late Monday. The resatuarant was empty at the time of the fire. COURTESY PHOTO, Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority

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Two-alarm fire damages Kent restaurant

A two-alarm fire severely damaged a Kent restaurant late Monday.

Renton Downtown Partnership organizes inaugural Wine Walk

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Renton Downtown Partnership organizes inaugural Wine Walk

The event, scheduled for June 9, will highlight 11 regional wines and wineries.

Candidate Filing Week signals start of Washington’s 2017 election season

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Candidate Filing Week signals start of Washington’s 2017 election season

Candidates may file online 24 hours a day, starting May 15, 9 a.m. through May 19, 4 p.m.

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…