Yakima firefighters say burn barrel caused fire that slightly damaged garage on South Ninth Avenue
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Month: April 2022
Electric utilities spending millions to lower wildfire risk
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New health sciences building at CWU created to better prepare students for healthcare careers
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Sunnyside to pay local law firm $300,000 annually to serve as municipal court prosecutor
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The number of people dumping pets is at an all-time high, how to help
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Yakima group continues evacuation and support efforts for Afghans, Ukrainians
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Yakima high school students raised more than 6,000 dollars to help local domestic violence victims through YWCA
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Third phase of PFAS testing near Yakima Training Center starts this summer, health officials say
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2 Air Force staff sergeants charged with stealing ammunition
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Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against long-term care tax
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Yakima County Assessor Dave Cook to retire when his term ends in December
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Yakima Fire Department responds to five fires in five hours; no injuries reported
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New playground at Miller Park will be open for play in early May
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Two people dead following a two-car collision near Yakima
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Woman rescued after falling in toilet trying to get phone
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With Yakima Valley’s abundant sunshine, more homeowners turning to solar energy
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Feedback sought on Japanese beetle plan for Grandview area
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State officials get a close up look at Union Gap, and its transportation issues
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