Good morning, Yakima.

The Yakima Valley Trolley will offer summer rides from the museum parking lot to South 11th Ave after city funding held through public hearings.

Rides run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays for $8 plus discounts for kids and seniors.

Permanent supportive housing at Cottage Hill Place in Yakima, opened last fall, helps residents exit chronic homelessness by pairing affordable apartments with wraparound services like healthcare and job support.

Early retention data shows high success, underscoring the program's vital role in our community.

Yakima Police rescued a litter of kittens found under a patrol car during weekend maintenance.

Local Jiffy Lube employees helped the officers secure access to the vehicle so the last kitten could be saved, and all were placed with Underground Community Cat Rescue.

Yakima Valley Museum invites community members to share WWII artifacts like photographs, uniforms, letters and medals for its new exhibit, From the Valley to the Front, which will open in November.

The museum (at 2105 W Tieton Drive) encourages donations to help tell local wartime stories.

Gas prices in Yakima have dropped to $5.40 per gallon after four weeks of increases — Sinclair and Wolf Den offer even cheaper rates.

AAA forecasts record travel for Memorial Day as millions plan trips and traffic is expected to peak on May 21, 22 and 25.

Union Gap School District is partnering with City of Union Gap to improve sidewalks, roadways and walkability around campus + the safety upgrades tie in with the new gymnasium construction and will support upcoming community events.

A recent study ranked Washington 48th for military retirees, noting issues with housing affordability + veteran job opportunities and limited VA facilities.

With Memorial Day upcoming, state leaders hope to address these long-standing challenges for veterans.

Monday night, Zillah honored Police Sgt. Jacob Olivas with a Life Saving Commendation for his quick action in March (rapidly clearing a choking blockage from a young child), recognizing his calm and effective response.

Legends Casino Hotel in Toppenish has launched a new outdoor pool + lazy river for hotel guests and families.

The attraction runs daily from 7 a.m. until dusk and offers pool party birthday packages, with operations planned from mid-May through mid-September, weather permitting.

Yakima Parks and Rec opened Fisher Golf Course at 823 S 40th Ave, a 9-hole, first-come, first-served course open from 8 a.m. until dusk.

Adults pay $14 on weekdays + $17 on weekends, and rentals are available for clubs and carts.