Smith, Schrier, DelBene and Cantwell released statements in support of President Biden’s Sunday decision to no longer seek re-election.
Even before a fatal collision at the intersection of Southeast 192nd Street and 140th Avenue Southeast on March 19, the Fairwood community has been calling for more robust traffic safety in the area.
“King County Reparations Project” tells the stories of “the displacement of African Americans in King County, WA, for the purpose of documenting their pain and their suffering in order to establish a case for reparations.”
It is free to sign up and time is ticking away — register today!
In an initiative to boost small businesses in Maple Valley, Covington and Black Diamond, shoppers and patrons of each women-owned business will be eligible to receive weekly raffle prizes.
Check out photos from the event.
U.S. Rep. Adam Smith (D) represents Renton, Mercer Island, Tukwila, Des Moines, Federal Way and parts of Seattle, Bellevue, Kent and Auburn.
The rabbits, who lived in the Bunny Barn, were named Maple, Fig, Tiny, Fritz, Pearl, Scissors, Nala, Cinco, Peach, Tigger and Georgie.
Presented by Renton Downtown Partnership and Renton Pride, the Sip and Strut Wine Walk made its return on June 14….
The swimming beach re-opened after bacteria levels decreased dramatically in a little over a week.
Renton’s Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday, June 15, at Liberty Park brought local Black-owned businesses, Black performers and the entire community…
While Gene Coulon is closed, Kennydale Beach is still open in north Renton.
The Farmers Market will be at Piazza Park every Tuesday until Sept. 24.
Construction began in late 2023 after a truck hauling a backhoe struck the overpass while driving southbound I-405 in June 2022.
The long battle against the proposed State Route 169 asphalt plant near Renton has hit a snag after an unpublished…
Memorial Day was celebrated in Renton on Monday, May 27, where military veterans were honored at the city’s Veteran Memorial…
Best of Renton 2024 highlights.
Best of Renton 2024 highlights.
Louise George retired at the end of World War II, making her way back to Renton.
Two new eateries are making their way to The Landing, opening from summer and fall of 2024.
