Since the Affordable Care Act was implemented in 2013, more than 30,000 people in Yakima County have gained insurance coverage, and community health centers have received millions of dollars to expand patient services.
Since the Affordable Care Act was implemented in 2013, more than 30,000 people in Yakima County have gained insurance coverage, and community health centers have received millions of dollars to expand patient services.
- Photos: First round of the state volleyball tournament in Yakima
- More photos from Yakima's Veterans Day parade
- Photos from Yakima's Veterans Day parade
- Social Scene: Sagebrush Hills Film Festival Opening Party
- Prep roundup: La Salle soccer earnd trip to final four
- Yakima bishop gets pushback on possible committee appointment
- The Latest: Multiple arrests at Portland, Oregon protest
- Yakima man’s extensive poster collection captures 20th century America
- Highlight of the Night - Ellensburg downs Eatonville in its state opener
- Soccer: Selah defeats East Valley of Spokane 2-1 - Class 2A quarterfinals
- Thousands rally, march in nationwide anti-Trump protests
President-elect Donald Trump’s promises to cut regulations and spur energy development sound good to farmers, but there’s also concern that his opposition to free trade could hurt apple exports and that plans to deport millions of workers could exacerbate labor shortages.
OLYMPIA — A President-elect Donald Trump means big changes could be coming to health care, immigration policy, spending and government regulations.
The American Civil Liberties Union is warning Yakima that its homeless policy is putting the city at risk of a lawsuit.
School officials in Yakima County restrained 83 students — either by a physical hold or use of a restraint device — nearly 300 times between January and June, according to data recently released by the state superintendent’s office.
VETERANS DAY: STORIES OF SERVICE
