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According to the Centers for Disease Control:
Suicide (i.e., taking one's own life) is a serious public health problem that affects even young people. For youth between the ages of 10 and 24, suicide is the third leading cause of death

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Zillah's Jeff Charbonneau was named National Teacher of the Year at a White House rose garden ceremony last month. The high school science teacher will be taking the 2013-2014 school year off, touring the country and visiting schools speaking about education

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The budget, immigration, water issues and more were all up for discussion with U.S. Representative Doc Hastings on Wednesday's Mike Bastinelli show.

The fourth district congressman talked about things that are currently being adressed in the House, and what its like in Washington, D

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The Washington State Legislature could not finish all of its business during the regular 2013 session, so Governor Jay Inslee  will call a special 30-day legislative session that will begin on May 13

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Tonight's fruit frost forecast from meteorologist Tim Creek and Pacific Weather Consulting.

Tim tells us that it will be a safe night tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s, 32 or 33 degrees in the cold spots

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Tonight's fruit frost forecast from meteorologist Tim Creek and Pacific Weather Consulting.

Clear skies, light winds, and dry air will cause wide spread cold temperatures across the region tonight

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Tonight's fruit frost forecast from meteorologist Tim Creek and Pacific Weather Consulting.

Look for colder temperatures across the Yakima valley tonight, with scattered clouds and light winds.

Lows will be in the upper 20s and low 30s, possibly 25 in the cold spots

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Tonight's fruit frost forecast from meteorologist Tim Creek and Pacific Weather Consulting.

Although cooler, drier air will come into the valley tonight, no frost is expected.

Low temperatures are forecast in the mid 30s to lower 40s, possibly 34 to 35 in the cold spots

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Tonight's fruit frost forecast from meteorologist Tim Creek and Pacific Weather Consulting.

We can expect a chilly night in the Yakima Valley tonight, with widespread frost protection needed. Clear skies and light winds will generally cause temperatures to drop into the 30-35 degree range, possibly near 29 degrees in the cold spots

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Tonight's fruit frost forecast from meteorologist Tim Creek and Pacific Weather Consulting.

Tim tells us that cooler temperatures are in store for the Yakima Valley tonight, but that frost protection should not be needed

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