Ag News: House Ag Chair on Build Back Better
House Ag Committee Chair David Scott and fellow Democrats sent a letter to House and Senate leadership asking them to preserve the ag spending in the Build Back Better Act.
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Smaller Crowds But Big Fun At 2021 Fair
It was an odd year with the covid-19 pandemic and masks required at the fairgrounds both indoors and outdoors.
Are you Safe from Eviction? Governor Inslee Extends Eviction Bridge
If you can't pay rent you now have until October to get relief before landlords can evict
Governor Inslee ‘Massively Frustrated’ and ‘Angry’ with Idaho COVID Patients
Washington's governor says Idaho politicians need to step up and protect the health of people in Idaho.
COVID and Flu Shots at The Same Time? Health Experts Say It’s Okay
Health experts in Yakima and throughout the state say they're concerned about a potential spike in flu cases in the state.
Cover Your Face if You’re Going to The Fair This Year
Masks will now be required during your entire visit to the fair both indoors and outdoors regardless of your vaccination status.
You Get the Shot? Yakima Health Officials Say You Need To Do More
Yakima Health District officials continue to sound the alarm about growing COVID-19 cases.
Mask Up and Inoculate if You Want to Stay Healthy in Yakima
Currently the infection rate is 983 cases per 100,000 over the last 14 days.The rate has been on the rise for the last two weeks.
Rally Round Two. Yakima Says No Way To Vaccine Orders
The Yakima County Freedom Rally round 2 was held from 2:00PM to 4:00PM on Saturday
Doctors Say Get The Shot as Cases Rise in Yakima
Last week the number was number was 622 cases per 100,000 today the number is 736 cases per 100,000.