Ileana Martinez

Supporters marched down East Edison Avenue on Sunday, Sept. 22 to shine a light on mental health and suicide prevention awareness during the third annual Walk for Hope. The event began at 4 p.m. at Centennial Square with booths providing resources, arts & crafts, games, and information on mental health. A balloon release was held after the walk, followed by a presentation by guest speaker Kimberly Starr.

The soft jingle of a weathered bell announces your arrival at this charming Vietnamese eatery on Gravois Avenue in Tower Grove South.

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Kids aged 2 to 14 are still able to participate in this year's Healthy Kids Running Series (HKRS), a five-week running program designed to help kids get active and develop healthy habits.

Residents in Yakima County still have time to register to vote in this year’s General Election. If you haven’t registered yet, or need to update your registration, the process is

GRANDVIEW — Lower Yakima Valley residents can safely dispose of unused medications and old documents at an upcoming drive-thru event in Grandview. This is the first event like this in

Today, a total of 22 grey granite walls pay tribute to the sacrifice of those who have served in the United States Armed Forces.

In an effort to support local youth in the Sunnyside School District, the Migrant Education program is organizing a donation drive, and they need your help.

Get your broomsticks ready! Halloween is creeping closer as the month draws to a spine-chilling end.

Get your broomsticks ready! Halloween is creeping closer as the month draws to a spine-chilling end.