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Finding new things to do in Washington for the summer can be daunting, so let us give you a hand in finding something new to try for the summer of 2022.

The sun is finally showing up in the Yakima Valley, so here are some good outdoor activities to keep you busy in the sun while we have it.

Watershed is getting closer, if it's your first year you're gonna want to come prepared, maybe you're a veteran of Watershed but find yourself wiped out on the first day. Here's a list of what we think you'll wanna have with you

It's National Grilled Cheese Day, so we found the best places for you to celebrate in the Yakima Valley, be sure to let us know if we missed your favorite spot.

Think ahead before the summer gets here, plan a vacation or fun trip to one of these Waterparks for you and the family.

And even though it's still winter sales are still hot in the market.

On Monday the fire was estimated at 67,534 acres. Today the blaze is 68,193 acres still at 3 percent containment.

To say things have been unusually hot so far this summer would be an understatement. Did you know that in June, Yakima set a record for the number of consecutive days over 100?

The Yakima Valley is supposed to get up to 101 degrees this week! It's not the hottest day on record but it's getting up there.

The forecast says storms could produce small hail and gusty winds. Winds are also expected out of the northwest at 10 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20 percent.

If you can't take the heat, move to another state! An administrator caught on video told middle school kids to "basically suck it up" in the heat!

Who all remembers the website Hot or Not. Apparently it still around as an app. And now they have released their data to share the hottest city.