Families lined up early outside Tamaki Law’s Yakima office for a back-to-school supply drive aimed at helping students start the academic year ready.

Both the chief and the drug specialist emphasized that solving the fentanyl crisis requires more than arrests. “We can’t win this on our own,” Boyle said. “There’s no way we can arrest our way out of ...

The Trump administration has a new messaging strategy to challenge false stories and engage in pop culture. The ...

As the new school year approaches, many students across the Yakima Valley and Tri-Cities continue to face barriers in ...

The Primary Election results are well underway, with many ballots still yet to be counted.These are the results as of August 6th.Here are the links for the Yaki ...

A new report from the state department of agriculture digs deeper into mental health issues and possible solutions for ...

Texas leads the nation in ICE arrests, accounting for about 23% of the total, followed by Florida with 11% and California ...

President Donald Trump said he will put a 100% tariff on computer chips on Wednesday. Video Quality Speed 00:00 01:05 For ...

Earlier on Wednesday, CNN reported that Vance, Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI Director Kash Patel, White House Chief of ...

Astria Toppenish Hospital hosted a ceremonial ribbon cutting for the opening of their new behavioral health unit.The new unit ...

As fentanyl continues to devastate families across Washington, one mother is speaking out anonymously in hopes of saving ...

Israel is facing a choice at a critical juncture in its nearly two-year war against Hamas as it weighs ramping up its occupation of Gaza.