Good morning, Yakima.

The Yakama Warriors held a ceremony at Sarg Hubbard Park Saturday to honor all veterans, including those of Vietnam, with a 21-gun salute and helicopter flyover.

The group also announced that March 30 will be Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day as part of their effort to expand benefits.

The Yakima Symphony Orchestra will perform at Davis High School for the 2027-2028 season as the Capital Theatre undergoes renovations.

The orchestra partners with the school district to expand student concerts and will install a temporary stage extension designed by Arts Tech Group.

The Sunnyside Police Department is raising funds to support its first police dog in over a decade, with donations coming from local businesses (including Tractor Supply and Sunnyside Police Guild) and individuals.

Donations can be dropped off at SPD or mailed to 401 Homer St, Sunnyside.

Yakima County Sheriff's Office K9 Khaos will receive a U.S.-made bullet and stab protective vest — certified by the National Institute of Justice — from nonprofit Vested Interest in K9s, Inc.; donated by Paula and Jacobi Richard, the vest honors fallen CSPD K9 Roam and is expected within 10 weeks.

Washington’s WE-Bike e-bike rebate program reopens today, offering online rebates of $300 or $1,200 to state residents aged 16 & up for qualifying electric bikes.

Monthly selections start April 13 and continue until March 29 next year.

Jordan World Circus

5:00 – 6:30 PM — Yakima SunDome — Tickets start at $10 — Experience thrilling circus performances with family-friendly fun.