Good morning, Yakima.

Volunteers, including members of the US Marine Corps, are working diligently at the Yakima location to sort and distribute donations for Toys for Tots, ensuring children receive gifts this Christmas.

Community fundraiser brings holiday cheer to 75 residents at Prestige Care and Rehabilitation with gifts, highlighting compassion and support.

Radio KDNA in Granger marks its 45th anniversary with a celebration beginning Dec.

19, featuring a mass, awards ceremony, and a community Christmas festival including live music and a parade.

The Yakima Police Department warns that leaving your vehicle unattended while it's running could lead to theft or a fine under Washington State's Unattended Motor Vehicle law.

Prosecutors have discontinued the legal case against a Naches man previously found guilty of online threats towards a Yakima judge.

Heritage University commenced a $2.5 million renovation of the Kathleen Ross Center, introducing a new STEM Learning Center funded by federal grants and private donations, with completion expected by late spring.

The Yakima-Tieton Irrigation District is facing a lengthy recovery from a summer wildfire, with ongoing threats of landslides due to unstable soil and dead vegetation, despite efforts to rebuild and stabilize the area.

Yakima County Sheriff Bob Udell expresses opposition to a new proposal by the Washington Coalition for Police Accountability that would require state-controlled background checks and certification for sheriff candidates.

The Sheriff's office will temporarily handle emergency calls in Mabton due to the newly hired police chief awaiting state background check clearance.

Governor Inslee's budget proposal includes the closure of Yakima Valley School and Rainier School by 2027, impacting residential habilitation centers for those with developmental disabilities in Washington.