Brian Teegarden

Trufant became the third brother from his family to join the NFL when the Atlanta Falcons selected him 22nd overall in the NFL Draft on Thursday.

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During her term as the Governor of Washington state, Christine Gregoire made some crucial decisions when it came to public education.

Education spending increased 32%, totaling $16.36 billion, and per student spending increased by nearly 30% as well

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If the Seahawks have done anything the last few years, they've proven that plenty of talent will be there in rounds 2-7.

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The Yakima Valley is one of the premiere asparagus growing regions in the world. Today we have the answer to everyone's  most frequently asked question about asparagus!

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Yakima native and legislative spending watchdog Tim Eyman is back with another initiative, to make all Washington state tax hikes expire after a year.

The one-year limit would go away if state lawmakers pass a constitutional amendment to require a legislative supermajority to raise taxes and eliminate tax breaks

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Seattle added former Texas A&M quarterback Jerrod Johnson to their roster on Wednesday.

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It's hard to believe, but Paul McCartney had never seen the videotape of the Beatles' first appearance on the Ed Sullivan show. Last summer, over 40 years later he got the chance.

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A U.S. Senate candidate from Massachusetts with Yakima Valley roots was running the Boston Marathon last week, when two homemade bombs exploded, killing three and injuring nearly 200.

Gabriel Gomez, a 1983 graduate of Eisenhower High School and former naval officer who now lives in Boston, was a guest on Tuesday's Mike Bastinelli show

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At a White House Rose Garden ceremony Tuesday, National Teacher of the Year Jeff Charbonneau of Zillah was honored by President Obama.

In case you missed it, here's a complete video of that ceremony

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The seventh annual celebration of Latin music styles will take place April 27 through May 8 on the Yakima Valley Community College Yakima Campus.

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