Good morning, Yakima.

Clint Hurdle, former manager of the Colorado Rockies and Pittsburgh Pirates, will share his recovery story as keynote speaker at Sundown M Ranch's 35th Merrill Scott Symposium, held April 10-11 at the Yakima Convention Center.

The banquet is open to the public and will feature expert discussions on addiction treatment, trauma-informed care, law and ethics, spirituality and co-morbidity.

The Summer’s Hub in Kennewick will host a Women’s Expo on March 23rd from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.—designed to connect, educate, and inspire women.

Comedian Gabriel Iglesias performed on March 21st at the Toyota Center in Kennewick and Yakima’s Willow Cafe and Market will hold its March Indoor Vendor Market on March 23rd from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.—showcasing local handmade goods and food options.

A pedestrian was injured when hit by a car while crossing State Route 97 near Wapato on March 21 — they were taken to Multicare Yakima Memorial Hospital — and charges are pending as the crash is under investigation.

Yakima won first place in the 2025 Central Washington Best Tasting Water Contest held on March 19, marking its third win in a row.

City water manager Mike Shane said the water comes from the Naches River, a treatment plant, and four groundwater wells — and the city will advance to a competition in Boise in May with a national contest set for June.

Jim Curtice, Yakima County Coroner, appeared in court today at the Yakima County District Courthouse to face three charges including official misconduct, making false statements to a public servant, and tampering with evidence—he is on self-imposed administrative leave and is set to return on May 2 with a speedy trial scheduled for June 19 while petitions to recall him circulate.

Pacific Power has been working to strengthen its network for wildfire season—by rebuilding lines and clearing vegetation—and will host a community event on April 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Yakima Valley College conference center to explain safety measures such as power shutoffs and emergency de-energizations.

The Price Is Right Live

7:30 PM — Capitol Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy the excitement of a live game show experience with your favorite pricing games.

Daisy May Painting Event

6-8 p.m. — Hoops — $29.00 — Unleash creativity in a guided painting session while enjoying a relaxed atmosphere.

The Snares with Pannonica

7:30-10 p.m. — Bearded Monkey Music — Check the latest psych-garage rock sounds from Sacramento and local favorites in a night filled with energetic performances.

Lili Zetina & Grupo ZL Live Concert

9 p.m. — Los Patitos Sports Bar & Grill — Ticket purchase required — Experience the thrilling energy of live regional music with Lili Zetina and Grupo ZL.