Mike Bastinelli Show

Yakima's city manager was a guest on Wednesday's Mike Bastinelli show, where he talked about recent city events and issues. Those included the downtown master plan, North First Street improvements, and the replacement for councilwoman Sara Bristol, who is moving out of the area...

Imagine being a homeless person in Yakima the past couple of weeks. Bitter cold. No real shelter except perhaps a cardboard box. How would you handle it?

The Yakima City Council passed a 2014 budget that included more money for roads and downtown events, and also provided $100,000 for the Yakima Trolleys at its meeting on Tuesday night. The council also voted to uphold the city's ban on pit bull dogs within Yakima city limits by a 6-1 vote. ...

The last organized wine event of the year will feature 40 Yakima Valley wineries, pairing their wines and fall harvest foods.

The Yakima County Development Association/New Vision has been working to attract new businesses and industry to Yakima County for nearly 30 years. They recently started a capitol campaign to raise $1.9 million to fund projects. Dave McFadden, YDA/New Vision CEO and Jean Brown were guests on Thursday's Mike Bastinelli show...

Attorney and former prosecutor KrisAnne Hall travels the country teaching the U.S. Constitution to a variety of groups. She is a disabled veteran of the US Army, a Russian linguist, a mother, a pastor’s wife and radio talk show host as well...

Yakima's yet unnamed West Coast League baseball team is getting operations underway this fall, looking to playing their 2014 season at Yakima County Stadium. The team has established its offices at State Fair Park in the Shattuck Building...

Yakima residents now have another resource to go to for information about gangs and gang intervention. 2-1-1 is a phone number that locally provides information about Yakima and the valley. now that number, operated in Yakima by People for People in partnership with the city's Gang Free Initiative, will be a place where people can get information on gangs...

For the last 10 years, Yakima police lieutenant Mike Merryman has participated in a very special fundraiser to benefit Special Olympics. Lt. Merryman spends the night and most of one day camped out in a tent on the roof of Yakima's TOP Food and Drug store, taking donations to raise cash...

Shayla Holwegner was a former Eisenhower High School Volleyball player who died of cancer. The 7th annual Holwegner Outdoor Volleyball Tournament is coming up this weekend at West Valley Community Park. Shayla’s mother Renee Holwgener was on Tuesday's Mike Bastinelli show to talk about her late daughter, the tournament and the Shayla fund...