Tammy Ayer

A Wapato man who started running Friday morning from the Yakama Reservation to the Warm Springs Reservation in Oregon has reached his goal.

Papuzza hopes to have a spring open house at Noah's Ark Homeless Shelter so people can learn more about its mission, its services and more. In the meantime, any kind

A new mural promoting equality in Selah is almost finished. Like a colorful puzzle, it has come together in pieces through careful attention over time.

Miki Leslie is being recognized for her actions on Aug. 15, 2023, when a single-vehicle rollover involving two children and two adults occurred near her home.

Volunteers with the canine detection nonprofit have visited Fort Simcoe four times over two years to search for unmarked historic graves. The lead archaeologist plans to submit a final report

Bree Black Horse, a Seminole Nation of Oklahoma citizen, is the first Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Northwest Region specifically focused on cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women and

School libraries and librarians play a key role in students' learning and sometimes, their lives. But school districts are making tough budget decisions in the face of budget challenges and

What relatives and friends want — and have always wanted — is to be heard. Officials say they have listened, and new resources and support have become available in recent years.

Louis Sam Wyena is accused in the "violent assault" of an intimate partner, "which resulted in substantial bodily injury to the victim in White Swan" in December 2019, the FBI

of 3 More rain is likely on the way for the Yakima Valley, along with the potential for the Pacific Northwest to face another "bomb cyclone" late this week.