Questen Inghram is a Murrow News Fellow at the Yakima Herald-Republic whose beat focuses on government in Central Washington communities. Email [email protected] or call 509-577-7674.

Douglas and his impact on important policy issues. Questen Inghram is a Murrow News Fellow at the Yakima Herald-Republic whose beat focuses on government in Central Washington communities.

Yakima's city government will face a $9 million budget shortfall by 2026. That could mean decisions about raising taxes or cutting city services and programs to balance the budget, according to a ...

A deputy Yakima County prosecuting attorney has been appointed to serve on the county District Court bench. Yakima County Commissioners voted to appoint Julia Davis to the position previously held ...

Letters reflect the opinion of the writer. The Yakima Herald-Republic cannot verify the accuracy of all statements made in letters. Writers are limited to one published letter per calendar month.

There's plenty to do this weekend in the Yakima Valley. Learn the history of migrant labor at Yakima Valley Museum and the importance of pockets in women's clothing at Single Hill Brewing.

State lawmakers who serve the Lower Yakima Valley will have a virtual town hall meeting on Thursday, March 13. Reps. Gloria Mendoza, R-Grandview, and Deb Manjarrez, R-Wapato, of the 14th District ...

West Valley and Yakima firefighters battled a blaze Saturday that destroyed a barn on South 52nd Avenue. West Valley firefighters first received the call around 6:33 p.m. for a fire in the 2000 ...

Letters reflect the opinion of the writer. The Yakima Herald-Republic cannot verify the accuracy of all statements made in letters. Writers are limited to one published letter per calendar month.

For any gardening questions, contact the Master Gardener Clinic at 509-574-1604 or email [email protected].

Letters reflect the opinion of the writer. The Yakima Herald-Republic cannot verify the accuracy of all statements made in letters. Writers are limited to one published letter per calendar month.

For now, though, it looks like the chickens come first. Then the eggs. Yakima Herald-Republic editorials reflect the collective opinions of the newspaper’s local editorial board. If you are ...