Free sports equipment for kids to be distributed Saturday in Yakima's Franklin Park
Athletes, families and coaches are invited to pick up free sports gear Saturday at Franklin Park
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‘Explosive’ parasitic infections reported in Washington amid U.S. outbreak. What to know
An intestinal parasite found on raw produce has sickened people in more than 30 states, including Washington state.
Up to 5,000 gallons of diesel spills from Navy ship into Elliott Bay
A social media post Monday night by the agency stated that a recovery operation began soon after the spill at Vigor Shipyards.
‘Explosive’ parasitic infections reported in WA amid US outbreak. What to know
An intestinal parasite found on raw produce has sickened people in more than 30 states, including Washington state.
Local roundup: Yakima Valley Pepsi Pak earn sweep after tourney title game loss
SELAH — The Yakima Valley Pepsi Pak wasted little time in putting a Monday loss in the Brandy Pugh Memorial championship game behind them when they returned home on Tuesday.
Search and rescue teams searching for missing man in Yakima River
Rescue crews are scouring the Yakima River for signs of a 49-year-old Yakima man who fell into the Yakima River sometime on July 9 when his raft tipped over.
Memory and trauma: It's not unusual for crime victims to have imperfect memories, psychologist says
During Randy Shea Gardner’s recent murder trial in Yakima, defense attorneys suggested that eyewitnesses were unreliable because they couldn’t remember all the details about the crime.
Former Yakima UPS driver's $238 million jury award whittled away by legal rulings
The two sides settled after a judge vacated the $198 million in punitive damages that the jury awarded.
Yakima Valley weekend picks: West Valley Fair, Nile Valley Days, 'Nick on the Rocks'
Longtime community traditions return this weekend with the West Valley Fair and Nile Valley Days. Elsewhere, visitors can support a toy drive for local children, celebrate Croatian heritage, enjoy story
A year and $80,000 later, probe of Washington fish and wildlife commissioners continues
Governor remains mum on when the results of his investigation will be released.
SNAP enrollment drops by 33,000 in Washington. Here’s what local food banks are seeing
At 6 a.m. every Wednesday, Elmer Miller is the first car in line for the Eloise Cooking Pot Food Bank food distribution center at the Tacoma Dome.
Native-led tours on the rise, including whale watching out of Seattle
Through food, history and immersive experiences, Native people are sharing the history of the region in a new way.
Local Report: Beetles win Firecracker Championship game
The Yakima Pepsi Beetles went unbeaten in the Firecracker Tournament this past weekend at Parker Faller Field.
Yakima City Council to consider guardrails for live Flock cameras
The mayor moved to direct city staff to prepare an ordinance that would extend state rules to the new live cameras.
Meet the 11 people who want replace Dan Newhouse in Congress
Nearly a dozen candidates are vying for the 4th Congressional District seat opened up by retiring Republican Dan Newhouse.
Washington, other states sue Trump administration to block school mental health funding cuts
Fifteen states on Friday sued the Trump administration to prevent millions of dollars in cuts to school-based mental health funding.
Washington's Big Four Ice Caves could melt away for first time in memory
The caves northeast of Seattle are succumbing to the Pacific Northwest’s hotter, drier summers and winters with dwindling snowpack.
Yakima County Master Gardeners: Earwigs abound in Yakima gardens. Here's how to manage them
Earwigs seem to be everywhere in Yakima gardens this summer. Before you reach for the insecticide, learn why they aren
Event focuses on AI and manufacturing in Yakima County
To kick off its push to strengthen and increase manufacturing in Central Washington, the Yakima County Development Association hosted a roundtable discussion that showcased new ways to make production more
It Happened Here: Moxee monument commemorates Yakima Valley's first school
If you drive to the 4200 block of Thorp Road you will see the stone marker declaring that 180 feet to the west was where Fielden Mortimer Thorp built his
Deadly Chelan Hills wildfire 100% contained, officials say
At least one person died in the blaze, which had spread across roughly 15 square miles in Douglas County before firefighters contained it Friday.
UW’s sports and academics both had deficits. Only 1 got a bailout
The UW is propping up Athletics with loans as costs go up, but has put its main teaching arm, the College of Arts & Sciences, through rounds of cuts.