First Tee of Central Washington received a $75,000 grant from the Wadsworth Golf Charities Foundation.

Second Harvest will host its 4^th Annual Turkey Drive to feed 2,400 Mid-Columbia and Yakima Valley families in need this Thanksgiving.

On Friday, November 1st, Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-WA) hosted a Vietnam veteran pinning ceremony in Sunnyside. 

A woman walking along I-82 a mile outside of Yakima was struck and killed by a truck Friday night.

Yakima County Commissioners have announced plans for the Yakima County Care Campus.

The blue bucket on Halloween signifies a child has autism. 

A Franklin County man in his 90s who died of influenza is the first reported death of the flu season in Benton and Franklin Counties as well as in Washington State.

The U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force arrested 36-year-old Justin Ortega who was wanted by the Yakima Police Department on four counts of Rape of a Child First Degree, two counts of Child Molestation, and one count of Assault of a Child in the 3^rd Degree. 

On Wednesday, October 30th, Kittitas County Sheriff's Office personnel and Search and Rescue volunteers responded to an injured hiker near Mirror Lake on the Pacific Crest Trail, a few miles south of Hyak.

A four-second video has been making its way around social media, appearing to show a teacher in the East Valley School District writing a racist word on a white board during class.

A Yakima County prosecutor has dismissed vehicular homicide charges for a fatal crash on I-82 in July of 2018.

"Kids still know more about technology than adults do and that's no different with schools," said Chris Weedin, project manager for school safety operations & coordination center.

The WSU College of Nursing will offer new scholarships for undergraduate nursing students in Yakima and the Tri-Cities, thanks to a $100,000 gift from Yakima Federal Savings and Loan Association.

The Yakima Police Department says that over the last six months, it has investigated more than 50 individual incidents in which some 70 firearms were stolen. 

Two people hurt, after two different shootings in Toppenish last night. The shootings happened just hours apart. 

The Board of Yakima County Commissioners plans to improve and transition the Yakima County Correction Center into a mixed-use care facility and a multiple use community care campus.

Central Washington University (CWU) students were out in Ellensburg helping give free flu shots.

Baxter Construction company invites the community to help pack Christmas boxes for kids in need. 

If you're a business owner listen up, with an increase in robberies in the area, the Yakima Police Department is working on ways to help keep your business safe.

Granger School District and Benton County Sheriff's Office received $481,955 in grants to help prevent violence in schools.

A man is dead after a shooting in Union Gap Wednesday morning.

This week Mid-Columbia Fisheries and other partners will be planting trees along the Yakima River to improve salmon habitat. 

The Yakima Police Department has created a new program that allows you to join police in the fight against crime: it's called SafeCam.

A man was hit by a street sweeper Tuesday morning, Oct. 22nd in Selah.

The Yakima Health District is partnering with Swofford and Halma Clinic, and Chief Kamiakin Elementary School to host a free Flu Clinic that will be open to the public.

The City of Yakima is offering leaf disposal options for residents.

YAKIMA, WA - On Tuesday Benton County commissioners will vote on whether to take control of the jail.

Free well water sampling is set to begin early next month for people in the Lower Yakima Valley, where many rely on well water.

On Friday morning, Oct. 18, Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office deputies, Cle Elum Police Department officers and Washington State Patrol troopers handed out “Thank You” tickets to teen drivers at Cle Elum-Roslyn High School as part of a State Farm Auto Safety Grant for teen driver safety education.

Thorp artist, Justin Gibbens illustrates new book about hiking in the Pacific Northwest. 

Yakima Valley College is re-launching the way students stay informed of emergency situations and school closures with the RAVE Emergency Alert System.

The Yakima Police Department and the Violent Offender Task Force are asking for the public's help in finding 36-year-old Justin Ortega.

SELAH, WA - Selah High School has been awarded the National Athletic Trainers' Association Safe Sports School for their sports medicine program and athletic training.

Central Washington University enrolled 3 percent more new undergraduate students than last year, a record high for the university. 

YV-Tech students are using new cadaver simulator as a learning tool in the classroom.