Moxee

On Saturday (AUG. 5th) People of all ages gathered in Moxee to enjoy the Moxee Hop Festival Parade. The parade route was different this year. Getting a little more up close and personal with the residents of Moxee. As the new route for the parade went through a neighborhood...

The Moxee Hop Festival has been drawing attendees from far beyond the East Valley for years, but organizers know a good thing when they see it. Last year, two members of the Seattle Seahawks cheer squad — the Sea Gals — garnered throngs of fans to the festival...

Shot by amateur videographer and 94.5 KATS listener Erik Von Gohren on Thursday afternoon (7/6/17), this short clip shows how perilously close the Thorp Rd. blaze is getting to East Valley farms and orchards.

The short answer: not many places.

There's a bunch of yuppies trying to change the name of Harlem to something so dreadfully demeaning, I could cry. They want to change the name of Harlem to SOHA. Hipsta PLEASE. Slowly, yet surely, the neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan has been nearly destroyed by a gaggle of hipsters who've been renaming sections of town to suit their gentrifying ways...

The East Valley High School's Red Devil Theater Company is hosting their 4th Annual All-You-Can-Eat taco fundraiser this Saturday night in the Commons area of the school (1900 Beaudry Rd. in Yakima)  from 5-7:00 p.m.

If you have a youngster that is interested in playing youth baseball throughout the fall season and lives in the Moxee or Terrace Heights area, then you're in luck!

As if you needed another reason to attend the 64th annual Moxee Hop Festival this weekend, here's another. Two words: Sea. Gals.

Potlucks are a great way to meet new friends with common interests. Nerdfest Northwest, a group dedicated to doing fun things in the Yakima valley, is hosting a potluck and everyone is invited.

State Routes 24 and 241 will remain closed until Monday morning as crews battle a fast-moving brush fire that started Saturday on the Yakima Training Center and spread overnight through the East Valley and into Benton County.

While Summer doesn't officially begin until June 21st, the passing of Memorial Day and the record-breaking temperatures sure makes it feel like it's here.

Today is Election Day, and if you have not voted or don't plan to, I am going to give you a big frown just like your grandmother would probably do. Reports are coming in that only 17% of registered voters have turned in their ballots so far...