Khirstia Sheffield is a local journalist based in Yakima, Washington. She has written for KIMATV and her work has also appeared in KATU-TV and WNYO-TV. Khirstia focuses on covering local news and issues in Yakima, including topics such as homelessness, education, community events, and government initiatives.
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Khirstia Sheffield's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community events in the Yakima Valley area, with an emphasis on family & relationships, crime, government & politics. The topics she covers include local government, youth issues, education, opioid crisis, business and economy alongside community events and celebrations.
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By: Khirstia Sheffield
Students at Adams elementary school got the visit of a lifetime. NBA player, MarJon Beauchamp went back to his old stomping grounds.
By: Khirstia Sheffield
Students at the Garfield Elementary School witnessed a fin-tastic display of hands-on learning as the Yakima Basin Environmental Education Program swam into tow
By: Khirstia Sheffield
Yesterday at around 2:30 p.m., authorities were called to a home on South Naches Ave in the 900 block following concerns raised by family members who hadn't had
By: Khirstia Sheffield
One of the very last World War II veterans in Yakima celebrated his 100th birthday today.As the echoes of history whispered through the halls of the Yakima Val
By: Khirstia Sheffield
A young dreamer's vision has blossomed into a thriving business that celebrates individuality and creativity.We spoke to 24 year-old Attyah, and learned how he
By: Khirstia Sheffield
In a vibrant display of community spirit and support for education, Pacific Northwest University hosted its annual "Run for Your Life," event today.
By: Khirstia Sheffield
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The 15-year-old who was brutally shot near a Yakima Park has now been identified.Her name is Unikque Ramirez, and according to her family, she was, "full of wa
By: Khirstia Sheffield
The Working Families Tax Credit Program is now accepting tax year 2023 applications.
By: Khirstia Sheffield
An 18-year-old senior at Sunnyside High School is turning her own struggles with mental health into inspiration for others."I say, go for it," said Valeria Lop
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