DRIVER ALERT Work on South 1st Street Starts Thursday
The work gets underway at 7:00 am and last until 3:30 pm Thursday.
National News
Newhouse, Other Lawmakers Reject IRS Bank Surveillance Plan
Newhouse has joined Rep. Drew Ferguson, along with every Republican member of the Ways and Means Committee, in introducing the Prohibiting IRS Financial Surveillance Act.
Downtown Burglary Suspect No Longer Burglarizing Businesses
Authorities say early in the morning of October 11 someone burglarized the North Town Coffee House at 32 North Front Street.
Fruit Row in Yakima a Special Place in Local History
Now the city wants to turn it into a National Historic District.
A New Board Being Formed Will Tackle Climate Change in Yakima
The city of Yakima is only the second city in the United States to endorse the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty
Man Who Molested Boy at Yakima Walmart Sentenced
31-year-old Michael Murr of Union Gap pleaded guilty to attempted second-degree child molestation.
Man Wanted in Toppenish Casino Shooting Dies in Idaho
Yakima County Sheriff's Detectives are working closely with authorities in Idaho and the Yakima Nation in the investigation.
Authorities Thursday Exhuming Body of Woman Found Near Parker
Curtice says he's spent years on the case and is hoping Thursday will be the beginning of the end of a journey to find her identity.
Mother Who Police Say Prostituted Daughter Pleads Guilty
Sentencing is set for November 17.
In The Market For a New Home in Yakima? Good Luck!
According to Cory Bemis owner of Yakima's John L. Scott Real Estate, the market continues at a fast pace.
It’s Harvest Time for ‘Green’ Growers in the Yakima Valley
While growers all around the valley are busy harvesting fruits and vegetables there's another group of growers that are harvesting the other crop