Renton firefighters responded to a large brush fire Friday evening, April 19, on the 500 block of Grandey Way Northeast…
The Renton Dragon Dash took off April 14 on Wells Avenue.
The city council unanimously approved the termination of TLGW’s three leases from the airport as well as the enforcement of eviction.
The number of fatal crashes in marked work zones had doubled in 2023 when compared to the previous year.
LivAway Suites seeks to accommodate guests needing extended lodging near SeaTac International Airport, Topgolf and Boeing.
Bail for Chase Daniel Jones, accused of four counts of vehicular homicide, was initially set at $1 million
This year, Easter Sunday was on March 31 and at NextStep Fellowship in Renton, a pre-service community Easter egg hunt…
The Landing Gear Works is behind on lease payments as workers ask the city council for help in keeping their jobs.
The district’s second annual trip allowed Black sophomores and juniors from different Renton high schools to expand their collegiate horizons and make some new friends along the way.
Mayor Armondo Pavone highlights city’s accomplishments and goals across municipal departments.
After a high-speed collision killed four near Renton, affected families call on local government and community members to make the roads more safe.
Organization expands to Renton’s Spoonfed Training, helping women through “fitness, education and community.”
The center was created as a safe space to shed more light on the arts and cultures of the region’s Native American community.
Destiny Wimpye is an actor, model and dancer for the Pacific Northwest Ballet and in her free time, she offers free ballet classes at the Family First Community Center.
Even with big names at this year’s con, locals brought the good vibes to the nerdy weekend.
Rentonites are encouraged to make reservations online for the mayor’s address.
The FAA is continuing its investigation into the Jan. 5 flight that depressurized because of a door malfunction.
A staple at community events and a leader in Renton’s Black community, it’s hard to believe that Horn was actually born and raised in Portland, Oregon.
Braeden McSweeney, 17, was on his way to Henry Moses Aquatic Center last August when he came across a cyclist in need of medical attention.
Taking place Feb. 10 at Renton Technical College, the forum was an open discussion for Black community leaders and members to talk about the city’s past, present and future.
