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WA sues to prevent sharing personal TANF data with federal government
Washington has joined 23 states and District of Columbia in a lawsuit against the federal government to prevent the unlawful sharing of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families recipients’ personal information
Here's where Yakima area families can find back-to-school supplies and resources
Students and families can find back-to-school supplies and resources across Yakima County, while supplies last.
Yakima Valley Pippins end season with sixth straight loss
PORTLAND, Ore. — The end of a season, successful or otherwise, is a bittersweet moment. But for the Yakima Valley Pippins, it might have just brought a little relief.
Master Gardeners: Why dwarf tomatoes deserve a place in your garden
Think tomatoes need a big garden? Think again. Learn how dwarf and micro-dwarf tomato plants can produce full-sized fruit in surprisingly small spaces — even indoors during the winter.
Domestic violence suspect killed in train crash in Lower Yakima Valley, police say
A suspect in a domestic violence investigation in Zillah was killed when his car collided with a train on Track Road in the Lower Yakima Valley on Friday night, police
Community rallies to help those affected by White Swan fires
Though shelters and some donation sites have closed, victims of recent wildfires in the White Swan area can get supplies and meals at St. Kateri Parish Hall in White Swan.
Rural Northwest churches are sharing pastors across denominations to survive
Across the Pacific Northwest, rural churches from mainline denominations are combating declining attendance and escalating costs through a novel solution: pastor sharing.
Countdown to kickoff: Get to know the Valley's new high school football coaches
Five Valley football programs will have a new head coach when fall practice opens on Aug. 19.
Wapato man arrested on suspicion of selling cocaine, cannabis following three-month investigation
A multi-agency drug task force arrested a Wapato man accused of selling cocaine and cannabis.
It Happened Here: Highway Department takes up residence in Union Gap sugar plant
The site serves as headquarters from a region that stretches from Snoqualmie Pass down to the southeast corner of Washington state. From there, transportation officials coordinated the response October 2009
Surprise connection leads West Valley's Ben Pupplo to SEC football program
After his third season at Utah Tech last fall, Ben Pupplo figured his college football career had ended with graduation looming in the spring.
Grandview man sentenced to probation for brandishing gun at son's fight with classmate
A Grandview man who brandished a pistol during a fight between his son and another boy outside an elementary school has been sentenced.
‘Government edit’? Two lawsuits challenge state’s description of Washington income tax measure
At issue: 15 words that will appear on ballots describing the financial consequences of overturning the tax.
ICE arrests contractor in the middle of West Seattle construction job
Eduardo Aguirre and Stacey Fitzpatrick on their wedding day in 2024. (Courtesy of Stacey Fitzpatrick)
Here’s how Washington's graduation standards might change
The latest draft prioritizes math courses and scraps the requirement that students demonstrate their readiness through one of the “graduation pathways.”
Seattle Center shooting highlights security struggles at major festivals
The fatal shooting at the Bite of Seattle raises questions about how the tragedy could have been prevented — and whether free, open festivals are still feasible.
University partnership to give Central WA students more ways to pursue a legal career
The Hybrid Hub Pipeline Initiative is meant to expand opportunities and access for students in Central Washington interested in the legal profession.
Mt. Adams' new school superintendent finds purpose in serving Native communities
Ralph Watkins' journey developed his role as an educator and leader. He drew inspiration from working with Native communities and understanding their desire to preserve their history and culture.
Local report: Beyerlein shutout keeps Peppers alive at state tournament
KENNEWICK — The Yakima Valley Peppers extended their stay in Kennewick for at least one more day Tuesday night.
Ryker Ely takes over Ellensburg football program seeking first winning season since 2021
To lead its football program, Ellensburg is turning to a young coach that follows in the pedigree of the Valley
Fires near White Swan destroy 24 structures, including a church and 16 occupied homes
The White Swan Post office and the White Swan Independent Shaker Church building were among the buildings destroyed.
Washington Costco shoppers eligible for cash in $14 million settlement
Shoppers can receive up to $500 after Costco sent emails with allegedly misleading subject lines, case documents say.
It Happened Here: A century ago, sugar beets were a growing trend in Yakima Valley
Sugar beets — large taproots that grow from 2 to 5 pounds each — were first planted in the Yakima Valley in 1894, as local farmers looked for a way