television

Looking for a fun vacation away from real-world struggles, how about a vacation where you can relax and see what's on the other side? We have four haunted hotels and even a haunted Castle you can reserve a room in. Have an adventure with a ghost like you never thought possible.

Batman is celebrating 83 years, which means it's time to celebrate Batman Day. Once a year Dc Comics celebrates Batman in a big way by offering free experiences and more. We found plenty of ways for you to celebrate in the Yakima Valley

Trying your luck to spot a celebrity in the wild? Turns out a large number of celebrities come through Washington, whether it's for movies, television, concerts, or just a visit. Here are Five places around Washington you could spot a celebrity in the wild!

Kelsey Grammer and the gang of Frasier are returning to a T.V near you, here's everything we know and when you can expect it to drop, and where.

Washington Summer Con is happening on June 17th thru the 19th, with some of the biggest names in movies comics, and television attending, Here are the top 5 biggest names attending this year and where to get your tickets.

Try-outs for The Voice are nothing to joke about!

If you have cable or satellite TV you probably didn't notice that every TV station serving Yakima except for PBS was off the air. So for anyone who watches over the air on a regular antenna then you either got static or a notice from their digital TV tuner saying "No Signal" or "Weak Signal...

Yakima's Susan Whitman has been hired as an extra in the SYFY network's zombie TV series, "Z Nation," which is filming in Spokane.

The Parents Television Council has closely monitored the impact of pop culture programming like Hannah Montana on kids values and says the things that used to be important have fallen away and a troubling new narcissism has risen with its attending negative impact our culture.

WATCHING TV MAKES YOU MISERABLE: People who watch more television are less happy overall. A 30-year General Social Survey concluded that happier people tend to be socially active, and that unhappier people tend to watch TV (the actual act of watching TV was identified as pleasurable and positive in the short term, but correlated with unhappiness in the long term).