Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of January.
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🏘️ Community
The Washington State Fire Marshal's Office released safety tips for New Year’s celebrations, highlighting the 508 firework-related incidents in 2022.
2024 in the Yakima Valley saw record overdose deaths, wildfires, school budget cuts, and changes in local government among other significant events.
Ryan Vasquez runs to four Northwest Native American reservations to raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, arriving at the Umatilla Reservation on New Year's Eve.
🚨 Crime
A Union Gap man was arrested by Yakima police for a fatal hit and run incident, after matching vehicle and bumper piece evidence.
A man was found with non-life threatening stab wounds in Yakima and transported to the hospital; the investigation is ongoing with no current threat to the community.
Washington police are seeking Kevin William Wissman, a man with a criminal history and ties to Yakima, in relation to the theft of moccasins made by the Kalispel tribe.
🏛️ Government
Kyle Curtis and LaDon Linde were re-elected as Yakima County commissioners and sworn into office, with Curtis set to lead as board chair.
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Winter Barn Painting Session for Adults
Participants will be guided through a painting process while enjoying food and drinks at Mickey's Pub.
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