3 hrs ago | KNDO
Yakima pawnshop business is so good, customers line up outside
YAKIMA, Wash.- Owners of Ed and Moe's Pawnshop say the last three weeks have been busier than ever with people trading their goods for loans.
7 hrs ago | KNDU
76-year old accused of killing son on Thanksgiving
A Thanksgiving dispute over chores turned deadly outside Colorado Springs, where police say a 76-year-old man shot and killed his son after the two argued for most of the day.
12 hrs ago | KNDU
Ex-soccer standout gets 33 years for killing dad
A 23-year-old Oklahoma man has been sentenced to 33 years in prison after acknowledging he killed his father three years ago and hid his body in a freezer.
16 hrs ago | 2NEWS.TV
Washington police: Man killed teen girl to stop rape report
Police in Yakima say a 14-year-old girl was killed by a 22-year-old man to keep her from reporting she was raped.
Nev. teen accused in son's murder going to trial
A judge in Nevada has ruled that the case of a Las Vegas-area teen accused of smothering her newborn son can go to trial.
Black Friday shoppers leave Best Buy in Yakima satisfied
People stormed through the doors as Best Buy opened just after 5:00 a.m., one of the busiest places to be on Black Friday.
Firefighters quickly knock down flames at a Yakima apartment
YAKIMA, Wash. - Firefighters this morning quickly knocked down a bedroom fire in an apartment complex in the 300 block of North Sixth Street.
UK police arrest man wanted in US on fraud charges
British police have arrested a former Washington security consultant wanted in the United States for allegedly defrauding a client of more than $2 million, Scotland Yard said Wednesday.
Mom befriends wife of PTSD vet charged with murder
When the envelope arrived, Windy Horner was talking with her husband, Nick - Windy on a cell phone, Nick in the Blair County jail.
Yakima Wa. arrest made in a 14 year girls brutal rape murder
Yakima WA.- Arrest made in a 14 year girls brutal murder. She was murdered to keep her from reporting her rape.
Yakima City Council holds public hearing for 2010 proposed budget
Yakima City council members took comment on the proposed 2010 City of Yakima budget Tuesday night and with budget shortfalls plenty of people showed-up to voice concerns.
Possible Safety Cuts in Yakima
Street lights and management in an emergency. These are two more safety items the Yakima City Council may change to save money.
Yakima SantaCon 2009 -- Indulge your inner Santa
Given the choice between doing something and not doing that thing, I generally go with the latter; I'm The Indoorsman and, well, that's kind of my style.
Give thanks for Yakima Valley wine
This paper hit doorsteps around the Yakima Valley in the early hours Friday morning, perhaps even after the time that the craziest among us bundled up and headed out to department store parking lots to wait for that Black Friday shopping rush.
Bail halved for man charged in dog trainer death
A judge has reduced bail for a man charged with murdering a Northwest dog-trainer-to-the-stars from $5 million to $2.5 million.
Ahoy Fish and Chips opens quietly on Yakima Avenue
With so many restaurants that opened in the Valley this year, some of them open with little fanfare.
Yakima families are struggling as unemployment continues
YAKIMA, Wash.- Unemployment is down this month but people job-hunting in Yakima say it's not getting any easier.
Man arrested in connection with homicide of 14-year-old
OUTLOOK, Wash. -- Authorities today arrested a 22-year-old man in connection with the 2008 homicide of a Sunnyside girl whose body was found in February in the Yakima River.
Officials: Former Knicks guard injured in fire
Authorities say former New York Knicks point guardDean Meminger was rescued from a fire that destroyed a row of New York City houses and left dozens homeless.
Wis. man with alleged child porn shrine charged
A Wisconsin man transformed his apartment into a pornographic shrine to young girls, arranging mannequins in a sex act, plastering every flat surface with pictures and setting up a bed covered with stuffed animals, investigators said Monday.