Sartori teacher to recieve Presidential award
As part of the award, Sartori Elementary School STEM teacher Kaia Anderson will recieve $10,000.
Burglar caught dragging safe out of home | Renton Police...
From the Renton police log.
What’s going on around Renton? | Jan. 16 edition
Don’t miss: Renton Reporter invites you to have wine and conversation.
City awards bid for Talbot Hill Reservoir Park project
Construction is expected to begin in early spring 2025 and be completed by June 2025.
Community rallies around local man who died in Philippines
“Hands around the world were reaching to find any kind of help for him.”
Liberty boys basketball bounces back over Skyline
After worst loss of the season, Liberty wins by second highest margin of the year.
Man arrested for Jan. 1 shooting in Renton
The victim was shot in the abdomen, but survived.
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.
People speak up at ‘School Funding Crisis’ Eastside Town Hall
“We cannot keep going the status quo of funding in Washington state.”
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Ed Prince appointed to Renton fire governance board
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Man who shot and killed 17-year-old receives 86 months
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5-year-old boy bitten and dragged by coyote in Renton’s Maplewood...
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Overnight burglary | Renton police blotter
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Car shot at on I-405 in Renton
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Year in Review: Renton Reporter’s top stories of 2024
Hyatt Regency hotel in Renton sold amid bankruptcy, lawsuit
Dozens of Chinese citizens invested in the hotel through the EB-5 program, which gives investors a green card.
Take the (hot or cold) plunge at Soak & Sage
A spa that offers massages, facials, hot soaks, cold plunges and even a sweat lodge: “It’s social, so bring your mom, bring your best friend,” said owner Leslie Goeres.
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Renton Chamber’s freezers save thousands of pounds of donated food
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Renton Chamber offers free food storage for local businesses affected...
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King County veteran selected to national business-growth program
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Boeing machinists reject another contract offer
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Health insurance premiums to rise for WA small businesses
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Renton Reporter takes home six newspaper awards
New look Redhawks down Lindbergh for fifth straight time since...
Renton snaps longest losing streak (8) since the 1990s against rival Lindbergh.
Patriot girls fall in holiday tournament to North Thurston
Ella Whitaker had 14 of the 30 points Liberty scored.
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Junior college sports landscape could see some serious changes
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Basketball: Liberty boys beat Hazen by 30
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Holiday sports: Here’s what I’m watching | Bench Talk with...
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Liberty girls basketball team’s hot start continues
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Liberty’s Jackson Whitaker named WIAA Athlete of the Week
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Proposals seek new rules for transgender athletes in WA schools
What’s going on around Renton? | Jan. 9 edition
Don’t miss: Grand Kyiv Ballet presents The Snow Queen at IKEA Performing Arts Center.
2025 Polar Bear Plunge: This time, it’s OK to double...
Check out photos from the plunge.
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The Renton Reporter is hosting “Read All About It” from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Dec. 10 at Drum Roll Wine. This is an opportunity for informal conversation about all things Renton with your local news team.
Let’s dive into a timeless treasure trove of family films...
Watching the 8mm Whale family films my dad shot when we were kids on the old Kodak takes me back…
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Is the Northwest ready for our ‘Big One?’ | Brunell
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Politicians need to emulate the late Dan Evans | Brunell
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Message of support to sexual assault survivors and Renton |...
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Ready for another cold apple from life’s vending machine |...
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Cold War fallout shelter survives in childhood memories | Whale’s...
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The aggressive in-your-face nature of online advertising | Whale’s Tales
Where will all the waste go? King County’s only landfill...
Cedar Hills Regional Landfill receives about 1 million tons of waste a year.
New Washington state laws taking effect in Jan. 2025
New restrictions on cosmetics tested on animals, tougher penalties for negligent drivers, requirements for hospitals to offer drugs to people…
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The mountain is out and it tells cold deadly tales
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Federal judge sentences bikini barista chain owner for tax evasion
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Invasive ‘murder hornets’ found in WA have been eradicated
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King County Metro seeks feedback about connecting buses to light...
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Working toward justice for the missing and murdered in Washington
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King County storm damage assessment to help determine federal aid
