Low Ballot Return For Primary with Little Interest From Voters
Currently of the nearly 89,000 ballots that were sent out, 6,575 have been returned or 7.36%.
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Yakima Artists to Help Bring Empty Windows Alive in Downtown
The project is part of an ongoing effort to bring public art to downtown Yakima.
Dog Killer in Court Friday Dog Lovers Say They’ll Be There Too
Many Yakima animal lovers vow to be at the courthouse in support of the dog that police say Eduardo Serrano-Reyes tortured and killed at his home on the 4th of July.
It’s Time for The Fair and Time to Get a Job
Fair officials say people will be hired on the spot during a job fair set for Wednesday, July 28 from 11:00AM to 7:00PM in the Modern Living Building at Yakima's State Fair Park
Deadly Highway 97 Seeing Improvements to Save lives in Yakima
On Wednesday a groundbreaking ceremony was held at Highway 97 and McDonald Road near Toppenish where the work to install a roundabout will get underway on Wednesday.
Authorities Warn: Don’t Die on The Water Wear a Life Jacket
Swallow says "this again shows the importance to all paddle boarders to be wearing/have PFDs with them and to utilize the tethers.
New Police Reform Laws Mean Police Response May Suffer
The letter released on Monday says while there were a lot of bills that passed that concerned police there's one bill that could have a big impact on future policing.
Gas Prices Rise Like Summer Heat in Yakima Valley
Gas prices in Yakima are 22.5 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand $1.02/g higher than a year ago.
Yakima Man Confronts Home Invader, Do You Shoot? He Did, Now What
Authorities say Mendoza-Martinez was a neighbor who lived next door to the family. He lived only feet from the home where he died
Domestic Assaults Street Racing Big Problems in Yakima
The city study session on the two issues starts at 5:00PM on Tuesday at Yakima City Hall.