Richard Thomas Zieske, 48, met his victims at a Renton martial arts studio, according to court documents.
Nearly 65 community events and projects will be expanded in unincorporated communities with King County grants.
Renton salon owner dies, but her daughter continues her legacy.
Service providers were not happy with the plan council members voted on.
Forty orchestra tickets will be sold for every performance for $10 each. Performances start Feb. 6 at the Paramount Theatre.
Renton resident Bea Mathewson found two unlikely pen pals by accident.
‘Black White’ will open Jan. 30 at Renton History Museum.
The following information was compiled from Renton Police Department incident reports.
After being hit on the head with a baseball bat, Dylan Avila returns to the stage.
About 63 Sam’s Club locations around the nation, including the one in Renton, will close permanently in March.
The school’s owner asked the city to help them keep the their doors open after finding themselves in a code compliance conundrum.
Kick off the Cons Party! is scheduled for noon to 10 p.m. on Jan. 27.
The Starbucks Foundation donated $150,000 towards the upcoming Family First Community Center.
There’s room for everyone at the Iron Patriots 4131 team at Liberty High School.
Nominations due March 1 for awards honoring top efforts in waste prevention, increased recycling and environmental education.
Renton’s new hiring policy tries to eliminate bias.
John Charlton pleaded guilty to killing and dismembering 40-year-old Ingrid Lyne.
From City Council elections to new businesses to changes in the Renton School District, here’s a look back at the significant stories of 2017.
While crime stories dominated the list, the most-read story was about a potential fast food joint.
The following information was compiled from Renton Police Department incident reports.
