As we remember those who lost their lives, we are also honoring the first responders who ran toward danger to help.

MABTON, WA - Just after 11:30 a.m. a Blue Sky Market employee told authorities a man came into the store, grabbed 9mm bullets and said he said was going to kill someone on Seventh Avenue. 

PROSSER, WA - September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and Wednesday is World Suicide Prevention Day.

A funnel cloud was spotted north of Ellensburg this morning.

A man is dead, after a gun two men in Selah were using to practice disarming techniques with was accidentally fired. They thought it was unloaded.

A deadly drug laced with fentanyl has been found in the Yakima area.

YAKIMA, WA- September is National Preparedness Month.

The Better Business Bureau is advising caution to make your donations following Hurricane Dorian get to people who need it most. 

Perry Technical Institute will be raffling off a home in West Valley.

YAKIMA, WA- VanGo Coffee Co. is a new mobile coffee van that brings coffee to people all over Yakima. 

UNION GAP, WA - A motorcyclist is dead after crashing with a car in Union Gap Wednesday evening.

GRANDVIEW, WA - A kidnapping suspect is behind bars after leading police on a high-speed chase throughout three cities Wednesday night.

TOPPENISH, WA - "10 months, 20 days."

Browsing social media is a form of entertainment for many people but it's not always fun. There are times you could deal with being harassed online.

 The Yakima County Sheriff’s Office is welcoming their newest member, K-9 Simcoe.

The first of the 2019-20 Yakima Town Hall series is starting off with speaker Rob O'Neill, who is best known as the Navy SEAL who shot and killed Osama bin Laden. 

YAKIMA, WA - Recently West Valley High School announced changes for seniors regarding their yearbook pictures.

SELAH, WA - With the first week of school in the books for many in the area we checked in with a crossing guard.

Tree Top employees have raised more than $33,000 for pediatric programs and services at Virginia Mason Memorial through the company’s annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals employee giving campaign.

YAKIMA, WA - The Yakima YMCA is looking to fill over 40 full time equivalent jobs. There are full time and part time positions available. 

ELLENSBURG, WA - Kittitas County Sheriff's Deputies are investigating an incident where a deputy was shot with a hunting arrow while responding to a mental health call.

NACHES, WA - Students are saying goodbye to their summer vacation and heading back to school.

The City of Wapato has agreed to pay $60,000 in attorney fees to settle a lawsuit over violations of open public meetings law.

YAKIMA, WA- Anthony Marquez is only 16-years-old. Instead of starting his school year at Davis High School he is headed to the Idyllwild Arts Academy in California.

A normal Sunday morning turned into a life or death situation for two women in Yakima.

Firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire at a fruit packaging plant.

SELAH, WA - The inaugural Children's Miracle Network Softball Tournament kicked off last weekend at Carlon Park in Selah. 

This weekend, Goodwill is helping teachers fill up their libraries.

A Yakima native started a program called Imagine Scholar a decade ago, and it's not only changed his life, but the lives of many children in South Africa.

Actor and son of former U.S. President Gerald Ford, Steve Ford visited Yakima. He spoke at the 35th Annual Merrill Scott Symposium Banquet about his past struggles with addiction.

The Kittitas County Sheriff's Office has a new boat that will respond to emergencies on the water and be used for marine patrol.

Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic and Astria Sunnyside Hospital are hosting a free baby shower for Sunnyside-area moms-to-be.

A mural commissioned by the Yakima Police was tagged with graffiti last year. 

Highway 24 is closed in both directions after a semi vs. truck collision near Rivard Road.

There's a new way to assess wildfire risk and Yakima County is at the top of the danger zone

Kennewick, WA  - Today is the American Occupational Therapy Association's National Backpack Safety Awareness Day.

A Richland student is in the fight of her life battling a rare form of bone cancer, and she went back to school Wednesday for the first time since being diagnosed. 

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will perform controlled burns on its public lands this fall to reduce the risk of wildfire; improve habitat for animals such as deer, elk, and bighorn sheep; and improve public safety.  

PASCO, WA - Farmers in our area are in the middle of fall grape harvest season. This year, thanks to better weather, harvest is shaping up to be a great one. 

Richland Police took a Richland High School student into custody Wednesday morning after threats were reported to administrators via text.

The intersection of Roosevelt Street and Isaacs Avenue will be closed beginning Monday, Sept. 23, until early November, for Stage 2 of the Isaacs Avenue project.