addiction

A village of tiny homes in the heart of Yakima? The proposal is opposed by neighbors.

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink

If you are ready to quit, have attempted to quit, or are even slightly considering quitting. Read on.

Having recently moved to Yakima from the Seattle-Tacoma area, new resident Lorrie Brown says there is, actually, a LOT to do in the Yakima Valley and that the grass isn't always greener on the other side.

It's never a bad idea to ask someone who has made it their mission to help, so give me a call 509-972-1073, message the APP, private message me on social media @sarahjthedj and stay tuned because this special holiday segment is for you

If you are over feeling like addiction has taken over your life know that you are not alone and there are also free resources available to you. You just need to ask

I invite you to join us and ask the questions you want answers to when it comes to the medical side of things! The students of Pacific Northwest University are studying to become the future doctors of our region, so let's pick their brains while they are filling them daily with knowledge! You can call-in at (509) 972-1073, private message our 107.3 KFFM Facebook -- friend us if you haven't already, because we will also be going live and you can interact with us :)

Rapper Mac Miller, Ariana Grande's ex, has passed away from an apparent drug overdose. He was found in his home around noon today

After his playing days were finished, Ryan Leaf became addicted to opioids and his life spiraled out of control until he was eventually imprisoned for burglary, theft and drug charges. He has since gained recovery from his addiction and travels the country speaking to communities about his story. He has also started a foundation to help those who are willing but cannot afford to get the treatment they desire.

The Conrad Murray verdict was handed down a week ago (Nov. 7), with the doctor being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the case of Michael Jackson. Murray came under fire for administering the surgical anesthetic propofol to the singer outside of the operating room, which killed him. Now, Frank Cascio, who was once the King of Pop’s personal assistant and manager, has written a tell-all