safety

First, the dancers were doing home delivery, now they got a drive thru.

The Yakima Fire Department and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) offer the following suggestions for a safe Thanksgiving meal.

The folks at SecurityBaron.com have crunched the numbers using data from the FBI to determine the safest cities in the state of Washington.

If state patrol catches you on your phone or doing other "distracted driving" actions, then you'll get in big old fat trouble, with a capital T.

Fireworks are allowed under certain restrictions in Granger, Harrah, Mabton, Moxee and Zillah. Fireworks are banned in the cities of Yakima, Selah and Sunnyside.

If you want to ensure your kiddo is in the right car seat that is appropriate for his or her age, weight & height, make plans to attend the Car Seat Check Up event.

Sales are spiking for bulletproof backpacks -- a website called Bullet Blocker is selling them, and they might be the next big thing in protecting schoolkids.

“Feeding the World” helps motivate farmers. But, isn’t a major concern for most consumers. Ag Risk coverage to be a viable option in the farm bill, needs to be fixed. President of American Farm Bureau would like to see a new bilateral trade agreement.

Stop, drop and roll! Stop, look and listen.Those are some of the words you will hear at the Yakima Police Department's "Keep Cool With Safety School" project on Sept. 12 at the lower fields at Selah High School!

Crews continue to clean up in the aftermath of Saturday's fire, which destroyed about $500,000 worth of cardboard products.

A "household remedy" that can save you some serious money and make your car much safer to drive during winter's longer night times and bad weather conditions.

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) offers several sources to make holiday travel less stressful than preparing the big dinner.