Good morning, Yakima.

Suncomm 911 Communications in Yakima reported a decrease in 911 call volume to 146,000 last year and is near full staffing, aiming to improve service quality.

The Kiwanis Club of Yakima is hosting a winter needs drive at C&S Coffeehouse on January 18 to collect winter gear for local youth.

In Sunnyside, Washington, a woman died from a gunshot wound, and police arrested two male suspects following a series of events including a shooting and a burglary.

Yakima Air Terminal McCallister Field plans significant enhancements including a new baggage claim area, solar power initiatives, and potentially new flight services to Portland, Oregon.

Yakima Valley College offers free workshops on filling out financial aid applications, aimed at assisting families through the process with bilingual support.

Washington's Department of Agriculture is offering free lawn treatment to combat the invasive Japanese Beetle threatening roses, grapes, and hops.

Yakima County Sheriff Bob Udell advocates for a sales tax increase to fund a new $35 million radio system to enhance communication among first responders, aiming to save lives by ensuring more effective coordination during emergencies.

Yakima officials prioritize education and enforcement to lower collision rates at the city's top 10 high-crash intersections, citing minimal severe injuries and a variety of common causes like following too closely and traffic signal non-compliance.

Winter Barn Painting Session for Adults

Participants will be guided through a painting process while enjoying food and drinks at Mickey's Pub.

Pirate Themed Running Events - 1M, 5K, 10K, 15K, & Half Marathon

The US Road Running Club Race at Sarg Hubbard Park features multiple race distances including a 1M, 5K, 10K, 15K, and Half Marathon, all in a community-friendly atmosphere.