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Yakima officer recovering after being knocked unconscious while arresting a suspect
A Yakima police officer is recovering after being knocked unconscious as he struggled with a suspect in a speeding truck.
8 hrs ago | KNDU.com
Officer slain in Las Vegas grew up in Yakima
An off-duty Las Vegas police officer killed in a shootout with intruders in his own garage grew up in Yakima.
12 hrs ago | Yakima Herald-Republic
Great joy worldwide in small boxes from Yakima
Even a toothbrush is cause for excitement. Then, throw in a box of crayons, a rubber ball and some lollipops, and there's absolute joy.
17 hrs ago | KIMA
Felon Drives Cop Into Yakima Fence and Yard
An unusual crash sent two to the hospital Thursday night, including a Yakima cop.
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Yakima police chief, Sam Granato; as controversial as he has been effective. When Granato arrived 6 years ago, our persistent gang problem became his top priority.
Fewer Delinquent Power Bills in Yakima
In a time when hundreds of people fall behind on paying their power bills, payment plans are becoming more popular.
Yakima County pageant contestants face Dec. 31 deadline
The Miss Yakima County and Yakima County's Outstanding Teen pageants are seeking contestants through the end of the year.
Yakima DJ Jenifer Wilde is bucked by The Bull
Jenifer Wilde, a radio DJ with 92.9 The Bull, is the latest casualty in a string of cuts at Gap West Broadcasting.
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Yakima to lower Lincoln Avenue
The city of Yakima is planning to separate Lincoln Avenue from railroad traffic by building grade separations.
GANGS: Yakima to push ahead with gang-free initiative
At her last meeting as a member of the Yakima City Council, Sonia Rodriguez got a shout-out from the fire chief and saw her fellow council members agree to continue working on a gang-free initiative she proposed.
Yakima's Grocery Outlet sees double digit increases in sales
YAKIMA, Wash.- The economy is putting pressure on many businesses, but for Yakima's Grocery Outlet, that's not the case.
"Green is Universal" efforts in the Yakima Valley
It's Green Week on NBC with environmentally themed programming on the network each day as efforts to "go green" are happening locally as well.
They are mean streets for Yakima's youngest citizens. Each day and every night, our most impressionable generation is forced to witness the violence, and the consequences of gang warfare.
Dueling over dual-language classes in the Yakima Valley
First grade teacher Luz Corona helps student Narciso Sepulveda through a grammar lesson Tuesday, Nov.
Guilty plea in Wash. shooting spree that killed 6
A man who killed six people, including a sheriff's deputy, in a northwest Washington shooting rampage last year pleaded guilty Tuesday and will spend the rest of his life in a mental hospital or prison.
Do you have a 4-year degree and are you interested in changing careers to become a teacher? Then consider the Alternative Route to Teacher Certification program, which offers a fast-track option that can allow you to become certified in just one year to become a teacher in high-need subject areas.
Uninsured Drivers: Costly and Tough To Prevent
It could be the most important coverage you ever buy.You could be the safest driver in the world, but if an uninsured driver hits you, you're still stuck.
Yakima program helps foster kids start college
Like a lot of freshmen, Taylor Judd is living in the dorms and getting used to college.
8 dead, dozens missing in Myanmar ferry accident
A ferry carrying nearly 200 passengers sank after colliding with an oil barge in a river in Myanmar, killing at least eight and leaving more than three dozen missing, officials said Monday.
Arrest at Mo. Walmart leads to charges of racism
Nearly three years after Heather Ellis switched checkout lines at a southeast Missouri store and touched off what she calls a racially charged dispute with white customers and authorities, the young black schoolteacher faces a trial that could send her to prison for 15 years.