New devices have been placed in Walmart parking lots to help ensure customer safety.
Washington state's lieutenant governor says he won't preside at Gov. Jay Inslee's State of the State speech because he's concerned people might bring concealed weapons into the joint session of the Legislature.
YAKIMA, WA - The Yakima City Council is seeking volunteers interested in serving on an ad-hoc committee being formed to review design elements for a potential homeless facility located in the City of Yakima.
AG Ferguson responds to Spokane attorney, stating "our office is confident" I-1639 is constitutional
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson responded to a letter from a Spokane prosecuting attorney, who said Initiative 1639 is void and that Ferguson should tell Washington citizens that the law is invalid.
YAKIMA, WA - Yakima Police are investigating a shooting at Ali's Mini Mart on S. Fair Ave. that happened Saturday at 8:50 p.m.
Police say the death a young Yakama woman, whose body was found in late 2017 after she disappeared four days earlier, is being investigated as a homicide.
Smoking not only has physical repercussions, but it can damage your wallet as well.
Despite the shutdown SNAP benefits have been funded through the end of February, but with no permanent solution there could be some serious issues for food banks.
The award-winning mobile museum "Black History 101" made a stop at Yakima Valley College.
A bill introduced by U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer, a Democrat from Oregon, seeks to regulate marijuana like alcohol.
WASHINGTON - Washington state had the second worst fire season on record with over 1,800 fires this past year.
The Morrow County Sheriff's Office sent out a press release on Wednesday, stating that Sheriff Kenneth Matlack supports President Trump's efforts on securing border funding, and that he "urge(s) residents to contact their Congressional representatives and express support for border security funding."
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The shutdown is now impacting college students who rely on financial aid from FAFSA.
Another new study out suggests fewer women are being screened for cervical cancer.
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The CDC has confirmed the nasal flu vaccine is less effective than the shot among children in recent flu seasons.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, a likely Democratic presidential candidate, is proposing a public health insurance option for state residents as a step toward universal health coverage.
YAKIMA, WA - The man who confessed to starting an apartment fire over the weekend faced a judge Monday afternoon.
A second Benton County resident - a woman in her 80s - has died from influenza-related illness. It's the second flu-related death in Benton County since the first of the year, according to the Benton-Franklin Health District.
The Yakima Police Department arrested 29-year-old Jayme Hernandez Aria Sunday night after he admitted starting an apartment fire that displaced three families. There were no injuries.
Since the first day of this year a new federal rule requires all hospitals to post their prices for all procedures and services online.
AG Ferguson responds to Spokane attorney, stating "our office is confident" I-1639 is constitutional
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson responded to a letter from a Spokane prosecuting attorney, who said Initiative 1639 is void and that Ferguson should tell Washington citizens that the law is invalid.
The Columbia County Sheriff's Office has issued a Silver Alert for Edwina Joy Merritt.
YAKIMA, WA - Three armed robberies recently took place in Yakima.
911 call services are back up and running after an outage that impacted nearly all of Washington state.
Alan Naiman was known for an unabashed thriftiness, but even those closest to him had no inkling of the fortune that he quietly amassed and the last act that he had long planned.
A Sunnyside farmer has lost more of his livestock. The culprits responsible are two dogs who are still on the loose.
The Yakima Police Department is asking for the public’s help after a 29-year-old man died from gunshot wounds Wednesday night in the area of 700 South 9th Avenue.
A second Yakima County meeting on missing Native women in Washington has been announced for early 2019.
At around 8:40 p.m Christmas Day fire crews in Yakima were called to reports of a fire on the 1000 block of North 6th Avenue.
Porch pirates are far to common during the holiday season and in an effort to try and catch some of these thieves several agencies joined forces.
The Yakima County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting that sent two people to the hospital.
TRI-CITIES, WA- The pit bull has a troubling history in eastern Washington. From restrictions in Kennewick and Pasco to attacks in Yakima after the ban had been recently removed.
Central Washington Recycling is a company that works year round, that's why when people put trash in their bins it ends up affecting them.
On December 20, at about 9:00 a.m., a Yakima County Sheriff’s Office Animal Control Officer arrested a man with a felony warrant after the man tried to run away from police by crossing the Naches River.
Washington state's minimum wage will increase to $12 an hour in the new year.
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Rep. Matt Manweller has submitted a letter of resignation and will vacate his seat next month at the start of the legislative session.
If you've ever felt a cold coming on or had nasal and sinus congestion you've probably considered using a neti pot or some sort of saline sinus rinse.
Interim Yakima Police Chief Gary Jones has returned Yakima Police Department Sergeant Joe Salinas to patrol duty as of Tuesday, November 18, following a preliminary review of an incident on November 25 that included Salinas shooting at a fleeing armed robbery suspect.
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