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Anti-illegal immigration initiative falls short
An anti-illegal-immigration initiative failed to make the state election ballot again this year, falling thousands of petition signatures short of the requirement.
Firefighters get handle on White Swan blaze
After about four hours Sunday, approximately 90 firefighters contained a fire that burned a stretch of sagebrush, cottonwoods and a few outbuildings.
The fifth annual Festival of Flowers takes place in Yakima this weekend. The two-day flower fest, sponsored by Banner Bank, started Friday and continues today.
New Dorms Unveiled at Fort Simcoe Job Corps
New dorms are unveiled at Fort Simcoe Job Corps. The Job Corps helps young people prepare for a better future.
Tri-City woman's new company wins $4M contract
Jonetta Everano's gamble to start her own company has paid off with a subcontract worth up to $4.2 million with Washington Closure Hanford.
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Three hospitalized after shooting in Brownstown
Three people were wounded in a shooting at a party in the Brownstown area early Sunday, authorities said.
Photo: Yakama Treaty Days rodeo
Buck Lunak, John Solais and AJ St. Goddard joke behind the bucking shoots after competing in the bareback event during the Annual Yakama Treaty Days All-Indian Rodeo at the White Swan rodeo grounds Sunday, June 7, 2009.
The F.B.I. are searching for suspects after a shooting sends three people to the hospital.
DNA evidence from fatal crash leads to arrest
DNA evidence has led to the arrest a man authorities believe fled the scene of a fatal one-car accident in November near White Swan.
Treaty Days celebration kicks off today
A parade, powwow and salmon bake are among events on tap this weekend commemorating the 1855 Yakama Treaty.
Fallen Port Orchard Soldier Sought Career in Architecture
Spc. Samuel Stone, a Washington Army National Guardsman assigned to the Bremerton-based C Company, 1st Battalion, 303rd Cavalry, was killed in Iraq early Sunday morning when his armored security vehicle rolled over while he was on a convoy security mission.
Sex offender registers address in White Swan
A Level 3 sex offender has notified authorities of his new address in the White Swan area.
Toppenish educator provides link to history
It was hard for Toppenish teachers to understand why a funeral could keep Yakama Nation students away from school for a week.
Yakamasa health services get share of federal funds
Health services at the Yakama Nation will receive a new ambulance and new x-ray and air-conditioning systems, thanks to $500 million in federal Indian Health funds being distributed nationwide.
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When Teri Edwards and Serena Thompson wrote their cookbook, The Farm Chicks in the Kitchen , the two left a few things out of their recipes.
Plenty of highs, lows raising livestock for show
This year, both of Julia Hill's pigs made it past the weigh-in at the Central Washington Junior Livestock Show.
Carpentry instructor hanging up his tool belt
Schoolchildren have been lining up at the chainlink fence during recess for several weeks now.
House of God, witness to a conflicted history
The wood steeple of Wilbur Memorial United Methodist Church has long stood watch above this small unincorporated community deep in the Yakama reservation.
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