New Poll Says Majority Supports Gun Rights
73 percent agree the Second Amendment is one of our most important and cherished rights protected by the U.S. Constitution
Consumer Awareness
Exactly What Is A Journalist’s Job, Not Everyone Agrees
For the first time ever, fewer than half of all Americans have trust in traditional media
Yakima Convention Center Now One Of Biggest In The State
From a competitive point of view, only Seattle, Spokane and Tacoma have larger facilities which means easier recruiting and more amenities for groups looking to meet in Central Washington.
Washington’s Gas Prices Expected To Soar
Estimates indicate that the measures would add about 20 cents to the cost of a gallon of gas in 2023, increasing to between 41 and 50 cents per gallon by 2028
Keeping An Eye On Washington’s Invasive Species
The expiration date of the Washington State Invasive Species Council and Invasive Species Council Account would be extended to June 30, 2032.
CWU Says Let’s Make Some Beer Everybody!
Beginning this fall, the program is expanding to all enrolled CWU students instead of only science majors.
COVID-19 Relief Money Landing at Yakima Airport
A press release says in addition, the CRRSAA grant package provides the Yakima Airport an additional $14,863 in rent relief for airport concessions in the main terminal building.
For 1 In 3 The COVID Hangover Includes Psychiatric Disorders
More than one-third of people in the United States who survive COVID-19 develop a psychiatric or neurological condition related to the virus within six months of infection.
Ales For A.L.S. – Beer Power To Fight A Terrible Disease
"Ales for ALS” provides brewers from around the world with a unique, proprietary hops blend free of charge in exchange for a portion of beer sales donated to fight ALS
Gas Prices Climbing As Summer Approaches
While the last few weeks have seen gas prices hold mostly steady, it's not likely to last forever, especially as Americans increasingly get outside as warmer temperatures return.