Lance Tormey

3 days ago | newstalkkit.com | Lance Tormey

Yakima Police saved a family on Wednesday. According to the Yakima Police Department Facebook page a "concerned" home called the Yakima Police Department on Wednesday concerned about a family of ducks and a frantic mother duck who was "squawking" near a storm drain. The department sent Community Service Officers to the scene and that's where they found the ducklings had fallen into the storm drain.

3 days ago | newstalkkit.com | Lance Tormey

Yakima Police are searching for a suspect in a shooting reported at about 9:30 am in 800 block of South 2nd Avenue. The victim was transported to Multicare Yakima Memorial Hospital in critical condition. It's not clear what lead to the shooting. Police have identified a suspect and are now searching the valley for him. The investigation continues today. If you know anything that could help police find the suspect call 911 or 509 575 6200.

3 days ago | newstalkkit.com | Lance Tormey

Where is the man wanted for killing his three young daughters in Wenatchee? An intense search over the weekend is still not in custody as the search continues today. Police are getting lots of tips from all over the Pacific Northwest. On Wednesday authorities checked out reports that 32-year-old Travis Decker was spotted in McCall, Idaho but it turned out to be a false report.

4 days ago | newstalkkit.com | Lance Tormey

Do you pay attention to the work in the Washington State Legislature? Do you wonder what your lawmakers are doing to help the valley or the state? Mark your calendar if you want to talk directly to local lawmakers during a special virtual town hall this month. Sen. Curtis King of Yakima, Rep. Gloria Mendoza of Grandview, and Rep. Deb Manjarrez of Wapato, are inviting everyone in the 14th District to a virtual town hall meeting set for June 12 from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm.

4 days ago | newstalkkit.com | Lance Tormey

In January of 2020 Brian Harris lost his daughter, Emily after she was killed by her husband at her home in Selah. Ever since the loss Harris has pledged to raise money for the Emily Harris Memorial Foundation in memory of his daughter. All the funds raised go to the YWCA women's shelter in Yakima. The effort continues this year. Harris will be in a large dog kennel starting Sunday, June 8 through Wednesday June 10 in front of the Brian Harris Used Cars dealership hoping to raise $150,000.