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Everyone is sick and tired of seeing this in Washington state, so we decided to make a list about it. Here are the top five things people in Washington need to stop doing asap

Is Washington filled with bad drivers, we have a list that might say yes. These are the most dangerous cities to drive in Washington after a study taken showing the highest volumes of dangerous accidents in Washington.

Five things you should keep in your car in case you have an emergancy in the Yakima snow.

A fall in gas prices is expected but until then gas prices are on the rise in Yakima.

In fact Yakima gas prices are up 3.5 cents per gallon in the past week selling for an average of $3.80 per gallon, according to GasBuddy's daily survey of 91 stations in Yakima.

The national average price of gasoline is up 2.9 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.30 per gallon today.

Authorities say they've seen an uptick over the last two years because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

While we don't really think about the odds of being maimed or killed in a collision on the streets and highways in the Yakima Valley, accidents do indeed happen everyday. What roads and intersections are the most dangerous in Yakima County?

distracted driving is not only a problem in Yakima but all around the state.

According to a new study from EdwardsKirby.com using 9 different data points, Washingtonians are in the top 25% in the United States for safest places to be a motorist.

Still rocking studs? You only have a little more time to get them removed in Washington State or risk incurring a fine.

According to the analysis of the data, Washingtonians rate in the middle of the pack, chiming in at #30 for the most inexpensive car insurance, averaging $714 dollars per year in premiums for an individual.