Remembering nationally acclaimed jazz writer Doug Ramsey
The jazz world is mourning Doug Ramsey, the award-winning writer and longtime Yakima resident whose insightful criticism and deep love of the music shaped jazz journalism for decades.
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Immigration law firm founded by Alexandra Lozano shuts down
The sprawling, multimillion-dollar immigration law firm founded by Alexandra Lozano announced Wednesday it is closing its doors, leaving questions about what will happen to tens of thousands of clients the
Bill Gates turned a blind eye toward Epstein’s history, lawmakers say
After an interview with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, lawmakers described his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein as one built to leverage wealth and power.
These new Washington laws take effect Thursday
The hundreds of new policies include removing barriers to supportive housing, restricting the use of in-school restraints and punishing cop impersonators.
2026 World Cup kicks off Thursday: Here’s how to watch the games
The 2026 Men's World Cup officially kicks off Thursday. Here's how to watch every game.
It Happened Here: First Toppenish mural painted in a day in 1989
Dozens of people showed up at the Western Auto Parts store with lawn chairs in 1989 to watch the work unfold, almost like watching a live, large-scale version of Bob
Wapato man charged with trying to run over women during argument
A Wapato man has been charged with trying to hit a mother and her daughter with a motor vehicle during an argument in May.
Team, coach of the year: Davis girls basketball and Granger wrestling coach Richard Sanchez celebrated stat...
Winning a state championship’s always special, whether it’s a program’s first one or part of a dynasty.
Local roundup: Yakima Valley sweeps first doubleheader of the year in Medical Lake
MEDICAL LAKE — A wide geographical footprint from which to pull talent from benefited the Yakima Valley Pepsi Pak in their first doubleheader of the season on Wednesday at the
Yakima man, woman charged with distributing cocaine, methamphetamine
Court records show the pair live at the same home in the 1600 block of Gordon Road and are listed as co-defendants. They were arrested in a raid carried out
YVC graduate Yuleyda García starts over in U.S. after immigrating from Venezuela
Venezuelan immigrant and graduate Yuleyda Garcia will be Yakima Valley College
Closure of immigration law firm founded by Alexandra Lozano draws dozens of concerned clients to Yakima office
Firm rebranded as Luz Legal after Alexandra Lozano resigned and gave up her law license has "permanently shut down," according to a paper notice in the door of the Yakima
Male Athlete of the Year: Jaxon Berg put up gaudy passing numbers while leading Red Devils on semifinal run
If you grow up throwing a football in the Valley, there’s no better company to keep than Kellen Moore. And East Valley quarterback Jaxon Berg shares a notable slice of
Female Athlete of the Year: Versatile Cheyenne Hull set standard for state champion Pirates
Winning a 4A state championship and the Washington state player of the year award as a sophomore tends to draw a lot of attention from opposing coaches.
Yakima City Council hears updates, pushback as Flock contract renewal decision approaches
Law enforcement officers have praised the technology as a critical tool for fighting crime — but some community members have raised concerns about its implications for privacy, even as the
A full list of the Yakima Valley Sports Award winners
The 2025-26 Yakima Valley Sports Awards were held Wednesday evening at Eisenhower High School.
Yakima Health District board fires executive director following extended leave
Andre Fresco had led the Yakima Health District since 2012. He and his family moved from Tennessee, where he served as health director for Montgomery County and managed the Rutherford
WA agrees to $79M payouts for 2 Pierce County kids gravely hurt before adoptions
WA agrees to $79M payouts for 2 Pierce County kids gravely hurt before adoptions
Yakima Valley weekend picks: Sprint boat racing, boxing and America celebrates 250
Yakima Valley weekend picks: Sprint boat racing, boxing and America celebrates 250
Why AG Nick Brown wants the Supreme Court involved in Washington’s redistricting fight
State Attorney General Nick Brown wants the conservative U.S. Supreme Court to wade into Washington’s partisan-fueled tiff on the boundaries of legislative districts.
Stepfather shoots, kills new wife in front of her two young children
A man shot and killed his new wife in front of her young children in north Spokane on Sunday evening, according to court records.
Ahead of World Cup, authorities focused on deterring drones in Seattle
SEATTLE — Flying a drone above FIFA World Cup fan celebrations, practice facilities and matches at Lumen Field could get operators hit with a felony and a fine up to
Local Report: Beetles open season with sweep of Rockit 18U
The Yakima Pepsi Beetles opened their season with a sweep of Rockit 18U on Sunday, winning 6-0 and 5-4 at Parker-Faller Field.
Letter: Thank you for 36 fantastic years, Yakima
To the editor — My wife and I are completing a move to Tacoma to simplify and be closer to kids and grandkids. Many baby boomers likely understand both the