Tammy Ayer

Fan Fest Northwest, which took place Saturday at the Yakima Convention Center, raised funds for Rod's House. Proceeds will benefit the nonprofit's services and resources for youth and young adults

The highly invasive parasitic weed has the potential for significant crop losses and should be reported to the WSDA, state agriculture officials said.

Naches residents ask Town Council to keep library open

Some recreation areas and a campground are closed near Rimrock Lake as military personnel conduct rescue and recovery efforts on a Navy aircraft that crashed there in 2024.

Expansion of Astria Toppenish Hospital's behavioral health program will continue to expand, with 16 more beds planned in another addition set to open in 2027. That will bring the number

After kicking off their ride at Mother Nation in Seattle and stopping at the Yakama Nation the next day, members of the Medicine Wheel Ride also visited the Umatilla and

Martha Bassett, who graduated from Wapato High School in 1955, moved to Chicago in 1960. After she was found murdered in September 1968, her identity would be unknown for decades.

A dozen Basque students stayed with families from three Yakima-area churches this past month.

Sixth annual ride to support and raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women and people, and their families, leaves Seattle on July 25 and ends Aug. 3 at the

Women and girls around the world, including the United States and the Yakima Valley, struggle with period poverty. They can't afford or access feminine hygiene products, forcing them to stay