The August 1 primary election is right around the corner. If you live in the city of Yakima in council districts 2,4 or 6 and you haven't yet voted your ballot here's your chance to learn more about the candidate in your district...
A new billboard has the City of Yakima up in arms this week. It just popped up this week and people are angry about the message...
Sunshine, wine, music and BACON! Where do we sign up?
The third annual Yakima Uncorked wine and food festival, presented by Washington Broadband, returns to downtown Yakima this Saturday (June 24) -- and conditions look ideal. Under Yakima's signature sunny skies, you’ll be able to enjoy wines grown right here in our valley, plus exquisite food ... like, say, bacon.
The Second Annual "Uncycled" Art Show & Auction is back on Tuesday (May 9).
I had a chance to sit down with Vicki and Isabella (the local director of Habitat for Humanity) and discuss the upcoming art show and auction.
It's been a tough week or so concerning continued gang violence in Yakima, and it's got many of us uneasy and a bit scared. Now a new Google Map plots out the turf of some of Yakima's gangs.
I know violence can strike anywhere, but some areas of Yakima might be best avoided if you don't need to go that way.
It's hard to imagine a Starbucks closing in Yakima, but looks like the one at the Chalet Mall on Summitview Avenue will be shuttering their doors by summer's end.
I think the last time we had a Starbucks closure in Yakima was at the Top Foods location back in 2008.
The Bulls are BACK at the Yakima Valley SunDome this Saturday.The dust will be kicking up as the bulls try and keep the cowboys from a perfect 8-second ride.
The Professional Bull Riders (PBR) return to the Yakima Valley this weekend and it's great family fun. Tickets are still available.
The Yakima Valley always has great activities going on and sometimes events come and go without you knowing about it. I've compiled 5 events going on in the Yakima Valley that you might want to check out.
The American Red Cross has opened an emergency shelter for West Valley residents affected by the flooding at 72nd Avenue between Mead Avenue and Nob Hill Boulevard in Yakima. The shelter opened Tuesday afternoon at the Church of Christ, 100 N. 72nd Ave.
The Central Washington Fair celebrates their 125th year and they are celebrating by offering "Super Passes" for $25 for a short time... you don't want to miss out.
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