“I live in the Highlands so I wanted a coffee shop up here,” said owner Laura LoPresti.
The Seattle-born rock star’s memorial and burial site is located in the Renton Highlands.
In memory of Andrea Hudson, Buster Brown, Matilda Wilcoxson and Eloise Wilcoxson, their families are calling on others to be kind and spread positivity on March 19.
The grant is a partnership with Renton Technical College.
Imagine Hot Yoga is making use of the former Big Lots building off Petrovitsky Road.
“Family First model programming makes King County a great place to live,” said King County Councilmember De’Sean Quinn.
Businesses, non-profits, educational organizations and individual donors came together March 4 to help Renton’s students attend the 2024 HBCU Delegation and Tour.
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Proceeds from the “Pathways to Promise” event March 4 will allow high school students to tour Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Washington Health Outreach partners with the Renton Library every month.
Renton is one of the few South King County cities that hosts this weekly, international program.
“This is the time to be united.”
On Feb. 8, Renton Police responded to reports of gunfire from a home in the Highlands.
Cancer patients can now receive treatment at the Valley Medical Center in Renton.
SB 5142 would protect property owners whose land is acquired by school districts via eminent domain.
Four consecutive days of emergency low blood supplies has led to shortages needed for transfusions and treatment.
Due to a delay in product deliver, Shakey’s fans were given one more day to say goodbye to the beloved restaurant.
During the numerous Women’s March and People’s March over the weekend, a group of protesters rang bells and held up signs outside Renton’s Boeing factory.
As part of the award, Sartori Elementary School STEM teacher Kaia Anderson will recieve $10,000.
“Hands around the world were reaching to find any kind of help for him.”
