The federal government is suing a former Sunnyside fruit processing company over claims it repeatedly violated food safety standards and sold juice products that were “unfit for human consumption.”
The FBI is “investigating the possibility” that human remains found near Toppenish may be two missing California men: 25-year-old Josiah Hilderbrand and 48-year-old Jon Cleary.
Warning: This article includes incidents of sex trafficking and sexual assault
Jack Keeling is a pretty big deal for a nine-year-old: he’s well-traveled, he has a dedicated Facebook page and he’s the youngest player ever drafted by the Central Washington University men’s baseball team.
A volunteer basketball coach at Wapato High School has stepped down following controversy over a video he posted saying that the city, “smells like natives lightin’ one up.”
Yakima-area high school athletes traveled more than 100 miles in a school bus over the weekend to Moses Lake High School for the first basketball game of the season.
A New York company has reportedly been making cigarettes sporting the name of the Yakama tribe and selling them to customers on and off East Coast tribal reservations.
A 45-year-old man suspected of fatally stabbing his stepmother in California in 1992 was arrested Friday in Yakima County.
The average earthworm can live up to eight years, eat its weight in food daily and breathe through its skin — it also just might be the future of sustainable dairy farming in Washington state.
Alillia "Lala" Minthorn was a daughter, a friend and a sister: big-hearted, a caretaker to everyone and altogether curious.
On Sunday, Aug. 26, Deborah was getting ready for church when she heard her doorbell ring. Within minutes, she would be on the phone with 911 as an intruder cut her 80-year-old mother's throat.
A 32-year-old man stranded on a log in the Yakima River was rescued Friday afternoon near Terrace Heights Way.
A third suspect is facing criminal charges in federal court in connection with the White Swan killings.
Shaya Ball was strong, beautiful and always had a smile on her face, even during unhappy times.
A Washington entrepreneur with deep Tri-Cities connections is being sued over accusations he used more than $400,000 in federal funding for personal use — funding which was earmarked to pay subcontractors for Hanford work.
On March 19, a Kittitas County sheriff's deputy was shot and killed and a Kittitas police officer was injured after a driver they were pursuing got out of the car and began shooting. Here's a timeline of what we know so far:
A Kittitas police officer shot in the line of duty returned home Saturday to an outpouring of community support.
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