A Hot Dry Summer in Yakima Could Mean a Wild Fire SeasonA Hot Dry Summer in Yakima Could Mean a Wild Fire SeasonThe state has declared a drought emergency because of the lack of snow in the mountains with snow pack currently at 63% of normal.Lance TormeyLance Tormey
10 Essential Lessons You’ll Learn Living in WA10 Essential Lessons You’ll Learn Living in WAFor me, the biggest lesson I’ve learned is that Washington is actually a hip, trendy, and fun place to live, even if it's in a small town.Reesha On The RadioReesha On The Radio
Biggest Red Flags About Living in WA StateBiggest Red Flags About Living in WA StateDespite the red flags, we have great things about living in WA, too!Reesha On The RadioReesha On The Radio
Watch That Spark That Could Turn Into a Wildfire in YakimaWatch That Spark That Could Turn Into a Wildfire in YakimaNew forecasting from the National Interagency Fire Center shows North Central Washington will be especially at risk for wildfires this summer.Lance TormeyLance Tormey
Going Camping Yakima? Be Wildfire Aware and Be CarefulGoing Camping Yakima? Be Wildfire Aware and Be CarefulFranz says so far there have been 445 DNR fires across Washington this season. Lance TormeyLance Tormey
Be Careful Yakima Fire Danger is High in The ValleyBe Careful Yakima Fire Danger is High in The Valley They say the fire danger remains highLance TormeyLance Tormey
PETA Urging Yakima Not To Forget Your Four Legged FriendsPETA Urging Yakima Not To Forget Your Four Legged FriendsThe reminder billboards are located at 1022 E. Nob Hill Blvd. and on E. Yakima Avenue off I-82 in Yakima.Lance TormeyLance Tormey
Yakima Campers Your Campfire Could Start a WildfireYakima Campers Your Campfire Could Start a WildfireA press release says every year 85% of all wildfires are human-caused and each year escaped campfires are the main cause of the fires.Lance TormeyLance Tormey
Get Prepared Now Yakima For a Hot Season AheadGet Prepared Now Yakima For a Hot Season AheadLast year was a big challenge for wildland firefighters in Yakima and Washington State. Lance TormeyLance Tormey
Firefighters Using Good Fire to Save Yakima CommunitiesFirefighters Using Good Fire to Save Yakima CommunitiesJust over 6,800 acres of prescribed burning is planned this spring, but not all planned acres may be completed if conditions are not favorable.Lance TormeyLance Tormey
No Access for 8 weeks But Lands Reopen Thursday in Washington StateNo Access for 8 weeks But Lands Reopen Thursday in Washington StateAll the warnings about Labor Day fires apparently worked. Lance TormeyLance Tormey
Yakima County Burbank Fire Has Already Burned Over 7000 AcresYakima County Burbank Fire Has Already Burned Over 7000 AcresThe Burbank Fire, located west of South Badger Pocket Road in Yakima County and east of I-82 is spreading in a south/southwest direction and it's already scorched 7000 acresRik MikalsRik Mikals