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Let your love shine bright as Pride Month kicks into high gear with the parade and festival this Saturday.

Last week the number was number was 622 cases per 100,000 today the number is 736 cases per 100,000.

Crime Stoppers of Yakima County needs your help in locating these fugitives of the law. If you have a tip to the whereabouts of any one of these criminals, you can leave a tip anonymously. If your tip leads to an apprehension, you could receive a $1,000 reward.

The public swimming pool in Toppenish (20 Asotin Ave.) is scheduled to re-open beginning Monday, August 9th. Better late than never, right?!?!

In a post on their official Facebook page earlier today, the Salvation Army food bank in downtown Yakima announced that it will be giving away free chicken for anyone that wants to come pick it up.

While we don't really think about the odds of being maimed or killed in a collision on the streets and highways in the Yakima Valley, accidents do indeed happen everyday. What roads and intersections are the most dangerous in Yakima County?

There is nothing worse than making a trip to the store and then getting all the way home before realizing we forgot a certain item. Recently, I found an abandoned list while grabbing my mail out in Moxee and I'm worried that the author lost it before they made their purchases. I am now going to try to pay it forward.

Camp Hope, Yakima's homeless encampment that was established in 2017, are asking for your donations to help keep those that are already suffering enough a bit more comfortable during this wickedly hot summer.

Yakima Police (YPD) are asking you to help in locating a missing 15 year-old girl who frequently spends time in the valley.

Yakima Kiwanis is bring a drive-through crab feed to downtown in May!

Earlier today, the Yakima Valley Pippins Baseball club announced that they now actively trying to secure host families for their 2021 roster of college-aged players.

In a gut-punch of a post on their official Facebook page Wednesday (December 16), the good folks at the Yakima Ice Rink posted a series of photos and a description of what was stolen and destroyed after a thief, or thieves, broke into rink.