44 Firefighters Work More Than 5 Hours Battling Flames in Yakima
The fire was reported Tuesday at about 9:30 pm in the 600 block of North 20th Avenue and even threatened other homes in the neighborhood.
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Time To Go Shopping and Help a Child This Christmas
The U.S. Marines and the Salvation Army in Yakima are hoping you'll go shopping for a new toy this year to donate to the Marines Toys For Tots program.
Time For a Flu Shot? Health Officials Say It’s Crucial This Year
The two highly contagious respiratory illnesses are spread in similar ways, mainly through respiratory droplets.
Agree? No Close Call In The Vote To Help Shape Education For Our Kids!
While Yakima hasn't experienced any of the turmoil. protests, arrests, or near-riots that have played out at some school board meetings elsewhere around the country, the issues are real and worthy of discussion.
DRIVER ALERT Work on South 1st Street Starts Thursday
The work gets underway at 7:00 am and last until 3:30 pm Thursday.
Can You Give The Gift of Life? Time To Roll Up a Sleeve
Red Cross officials says with Thanksgiving and the holidays around the corner they're worried they'll see even fewer donors at a time
Shoppers Want Kitten Rescued at Yakima Walmart
Today is day 8 and a Yakima cat rescue volunteer says she's concerned the kitten will die before it's found.
Precious Metals In Your Car? Yes and Theft Is On The Rise!
Washington is top ten in percentage increase and we are NUMBER ONE in thefts per 100-thousand vehicles
Yakima Businesses That Recently Closed Their Doors for Good
Gone but not forgotten. Businesses we have had to say goodbye to in 2021
Newhouse, Other Lawmakers Reject IRS Bank Surveillance Plan
Newhouse has joined Rep. Drew Ferguson, along with every Republican member of the Ways and Means Committee, in introducing the Prohibiting IRS Financial Surveillance Act.