law enforcement

It was a day established by a joint resolution of congress in 1962

It has been brutally hot this summer, so we really don’t blame this adorable horse for taking a dip in a Yakima County resident’s pool.

September is Suicide Prevent Month but we ALL can gain extra tools for our toolbox when it comes to connecting with those around us. Knowing what to say to be supportive and what numbers to provide or call in times of crisis. You are not alone and you definitely don't need to continue to feel this way

It brings in millions of dollars every year. It was first passed in 2004 and currently voters need to approve the tax every five years.

Crime Stoppers of Yakima County needs your help in locating these fugitives of the law. If you have a tip to the whereabouts of any one of these criminals, you can leave a tip anonymously. If your tip leads to an apprehension, you could receive a $1,000 reward.

The emphasis starts tomorrow and ends April 14.

Successful Coffee with a Cop events with the next one scheduled from 9:00 am to 11:00 am on Tuesday, February 5th. YPD’s Coffee with a Cop will be at the Sub Shop, 20 North 2nd Street.

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — A task force of federal, state and local law enforcement officers arrested 18 people in eastern Washington and northern Idaho for drug-related charges. More than 100 officers were involved in Thursday's arrests, which occurred in the Spokane, Yakima and Post Falls, Idaho, areas...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department's agreements to overhaul troubled police departments around the U.S. have been popular in some places, but they have also delivered mixed results. In Seattle, officials credit a consent decree for providing officer training and improving attitudes toward police...

OLYMPIA (AP) — A Senate committee has approved a compromise bill that would lower the bar for bringing criminal charges against law-enforcement officers who use deadly force. The measure was approved Thursday with bipartisan support by the Law and Justice Committee, The Seattle Times reports ...