Omedetou-gozaimasu! For the 4th annual Seijin-shiki U.S.A., Japanese-American 20-year-olds were able to come together to celebrate their transition to adulthood.
Five different classes will be offered at Renton Technical College in February and March.
There are 23 missing Indigenous people across King County.
Divina Casila turned making candles to help her cope with depression into a thriving local business.
A GoFundMe has been made to help with the costs of damages that insurance won’t cover.
The Washington State Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and People (MMIWP) Task Force held its summit Dec. 14-16.
Nicholas Yale was put on leave in May 2022 when the school was notified by two students that he had been sending them sexually explicit texts.
The mailbox is on West Perimeter Road and can be accessed from Airport Way.
To kick off Chanukah, a giant menorah was lit up at the Landing in Renton Sunday, Dec. 17. by the…
Winter Solstice marks the shortest day of the year, which has been celebrated for thousands of years all over the world. Have you ever wondered how modern witches like to celebrate?
The restaurant had its grand opening Saturday, Dec. 17.
The “Stop The Bleed” campaign was started in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting, but its training is applicable to injuries from a fall, a car crash and more.
The Pencil Test bra boutique takes its name from an advice column that said a pencil can determine whether or not someone needs to wear a bra.
The Brewmaster’s Taproom’s Drag Queen Story Time barely missed a step as counter-protesters outside prepared for possible anti-LGBTQ+ protesters.
Earlier in the week, a conservative Facebook page posted a “call to action” protest against The Brewmaster’s Taproom’s drag queen story time.
Even with ice, snow and a little hail, the city’s annual K9 Candy Cane 5K race and walk on Sunday,…
The program is made possible through the city’s “RUFF Fund.”
Richelle Haas’ downtown gift boutique offers a little something for everyone, including a friendly, energetic shopping experience.
Downtown Renton was bustling as people took advantage of sales and enjoyed some yuletide entertainment.
Isaiah Johns was able to return home Sunday Nov. 20, the same day that the suspect vehicle was recovered in Tukwila.
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