A Yakama Tribal police officer is facing several charges, including domestic violence assault, kidnapping and robbery charges.
Sex Offenders Must Register With Yakama Tribe Updated: Sex offenders who live or work on the Yakama Indian Reservation will now have to register with the tribe. The Yakama Nation recently approved a resolution creating a register of sex offenders. Those who fail to register could face a penalty of up to one year in jail, a $5,000 fine and probation. Cities and counties usually require offenders to report where they live.
Updated: A federal appeals court in Seattle has ruled the Suquamish Indian Tribe has the right to fish Saratoga Passage and Skagit Bay east of Whidbey Island.
Police in Walla Walla say a scammer is hitting businesses in the Walla Walla area, claiming to be selling advertising space for a Walla Walla High School athletic poster.
Class is in session at the auto body program at Columbia Basin College. But come next spring, the program is no more-- cut because the college is coping with smaller budgets, leaving teachers without their students.
Media, law enforcement bowl turkeys for turkeys Some Thanksgiving birds came out of the freezer a few days early on Friday but instead of heading into the oven, they were sliding on the Grocery Outlet floor.
A Sunnyside family is suing local doctors, claiming they did not take the necessary steps in saving 56-year-old Margie Stonemetz, ultimately leading to her death.
We're a little more than five weeks from Christmas, but that's not stopping the Salvation Army from getting into the holiday spirit and coaxing others to join them.
YAKIMA, Wash. -- A Wapato man is found shot and killed in his car early this morning. Deputies have no suspects. It happened on a gravel road outside of Wapato around 1:30 a.m.
It's that time of year when people start spending extra money and traveling for the holidays. For the Bellair Airporter Shuttle company in Yakima, high ridership is normal this year.
In 1950, the U.S. Government authorized the construction of The Dalles Dam. Meanwhile, several local tribes a few miles upstream were thriving, spending their days fishing and trading at Celilo Falls.
