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Young Lily Baker from Yakima, WA, is officially a national treasure.

Did you know the nation models their builds after our local Children's Village? It take a village to keep up the incredible work and you can be a part of it

Come and play some softball for a GREAT cause!

The local 2018 Children's Miracle Network again exceeded expectations, raising more than $35,000 in 12 hours!

The Milden family has at least twice as many reasons as many families to speak up for the Children's Miracle Network. Those reasons are Mila and Maxen.

Lily is one of the kids who've benefited from Children's Village, where she's received cardiology services and physical therapy. Her family calls Children's Village "their village."

At 13 years of age, Edgar -- who suffers from cerebral palsy -- knows a little something about miracles.

We are getting ready to help raise funds for the Children's Miracle Network. These funds stay in the Yakima Valley to help those kids and their families. That go to Virginia Mason Memorial.

With our annual Children's Miracle Network Radiothon coming up this Friday (Oct. 26), it's miracle week here at Townsquare Media in Yakima.

Among the local kids we're spotlighting during Friday's (Oct. 26) Children's Miracle Network Radiothon is 4-year-old Shealynn, who was born four weeks early and spent three weeks in the NICU at Yakima's Virginia Mason Memorial.

Serenity is a 5-year-old girl with cerebral palsy who's being cared for by her grandparents, Donna and Mike Hatton.

It's Children's Miracle Network week around here, leading up to Friday's annual 12-hour radiothon on News Talk KIT, 1280 AM. Meantime, we're telling the stories of some of the local kids who've benefited from your donations and CMN's compassion in recent years.