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Ice hockey and ice skating have been non-existent during the coronavirus pandemic and are now facing a situation that is getting dire. Can you help support the Yakima Ice Rink

This year has been challenging, to say the least, for almost everyone, everywhere. A pandemic isn't something to take lightly, and we've had to make adjustments in just about every aspect of life.
But what about the families of children with special health care needs...

If you haven't received it already, your ballot for this November 3rd's election, you should be getting through the USPS mail any time now. If you're like me, you might have some questions. If so, there is a wonderful resource that offers much help available online.

A group called Keep Music Live Washington, headed by Seattle native Sir Mix-A-Lot, is trying to build a fund to help small music venues out during this bizarro world time.

Someone is using 94.5 KATS as part of some scheme to try and trick you into doing something. Don't fall for it!

At a time when there seems to be so much rancor and division in our country and in the world around us, it's so refreshing and encouraging to hear of a group of people who can cut through the chaotic clutter to see what's truly important. In fact, a team of amazingly compassionate people f…

Yakima's own "Kozak the Wonder Dog" needs your vote to be named "America's Favorite Pet"

Recently it was revealed by some other Hawks superfans that a fundraiser has been established to help defray medical expenses of Seahawks superfan Patti "Mama Blue" Hammond.

A wildfire on Konnowac Pass claimed over 1,000 acres and between 75 to 100 firefighters were on the scene. A number of homes near by had to be evacuated. Living a little too close for comfort, I whipped out my phone and tried to capture it on video.

The Downtown Association of Yakima is selling #YakimaStrong facemasks to support businesses trying to stay afloat during the pandemic. You can help and score a free gift card and/or a sweet discount just by wearing one!

Have you recently received a package in the mail from China labeled "jewelry" or some such? Don't open it! The Washington State Department of Agriculture is warning of "mystery seeds" being sent to residents unsolicited!

Working in the radio broadcasting industry for the last 30+ years has afforded me to meet myriad people from all sorts of backgrounds and walks of life. One of my co-workers I'd like to introduce you to is Darrel "D-Rez" Iness.