Joel Donofrio

It’s not often that a brand-new record becomes the subject of this column, but the recent Record Store Day vinyl release of the 2012 Fleetwood Mac tribute album, “Just Tell

There are dozens of food trucks parked around Yakima. A proposal by a local entrepreneur would organize at least eight of them in one location near downtown.

A high-quality but slightly smaller cherry crop could be a welcome sight next month in Yakima Valley orchards after worries about oversupply and prices last year.

Merivet Lombera, state coordinator of Poder Latinx, speaks during Thursday evening's health care forum at the Wapato Filipino Community Hall. Lombera and Lucero Mendez, left, regional coordinator of the political

Msgr. Robert Siler blesses attendees and those buried at Calvary Cemetery with holy water during a Memorial Day Mass on Monday, May 25, 2026, in Yakima.

WAPATO — The challenges of providing health care to all of Yakima County’s residents have multiplied in the past year, but there are solutions available, speakers told a sizable group

Memorial Day services and remembrances took place around the Yakima Valley on Monday.

Sunnyside Christian High School seniors Aiden Andringa and Hannah Clapp are good examples of how the 17 members of their Class of 2026 – and their school – can exceed

Two decades ago, very few people knew about data centers. The concept of artificial intelligence mostly existed as science fiction, a la the HAL 9000 computer in “2001: A Space

Premera Blue Cross and MultiCare Health Systems have extended the deadline to reach an agreement on reimbursement costs, meaning the hospitals, clinics and providers will remain in network for Premera