KIT-AM (Yakima, WA)

Governor Bob Ferguson appointed Bree Black Horse today as a Yakima superior court judge. She is the first new judge position added since 1998! Governor Ferguson created the position due to rising community growth creating demand for new judges. An enrolled member of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Bree Black Horse has 12 years of legal experience in both criminal and civil cases. She's received a B.A. from Seattle Pacific University and J.D. from Seattle University School of Law.

Several fun entertainment events are coming to Yakima and Tri-Cities during October and November 2026. Might be worth the trip! Sometimes I feel like all the good stuff happens over on the Westside of Washington or in Spokane. We seldom get big name concerts that come our way; they're always going to Seattle, Auburn, or Tacoma. Yet every now and then, something cool comes our way. Take these cool events for example, that are happening in Yakima and the Tri-Cities this October and November.

The nonprofit Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) has gotten themselves involved in a Whitman student government decision that voted down a student republican club. On March 8, 2026, the Whitman student government called the ASWC Senate voted down an application for a Whitman Republican Club 25-0.

Seattle might be really feeling sleepless after 3 separate shootings this past weekend that left 3 dead and 4 injured. After a chaotic illegal street racing event in the wee small hours of Sunday morning, a fight broke out between 3 members of the crowd in the middle of the street. Guns were drawn and shots were fired.

In the 21st century, it is no longer 'uncommon' for celebrities and artists to have vocal controversial political takes. Rapper and hip-hop artist Macklemore continues to plunge himself further into strong polarizing stances, and the question is, will it bode well for his career?

It's always cool when hometown celebrities come back for a visit, and the Yakima Town Hall Series welcomes us to come see football legend and Ellensburg native Drew Bledsoe to the Capitol Theatre on September 23rd. We are giving away two pairs of reserved seats, so enter to win in the contest entry box below. EW YORK, NY - MARCH 18: Television journalist Mleissa Francis (L) interviews former professional football player Drew Bledsoe on FOX Business Network.

TL;DR: Find out which of your favorite local spots in the Downtown Ellensburg area made the list, see what exciting updates are coming. One of the quaintest and charming small towns I've come across is Ellensburg, Washington. I love perusing the shops and feeling the relaxed, yet subtly energetic buzz from the locals who form a mix of university students from Central Washington University and folks that have been born and raised there.

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Fall weather is the perfect time to start making crock pot recipes, homemade soups, and mixing up dough in the Kitchen Aid. Right now, I'm focusing on freshly baked bread. I've been on a kick to learn how to make focaccia, and it's taken me a few tries in the kitchen, but by Jove, I think I've finally got it. But if you don't feel like making your own bread from scratch (or know how to), check out some of our amazing local bakeries here in Yakima.

What do you get when you have 4 women, a lingerie sale, and classic tunes from three of the best decades that music has given us? One hilarious and entertaining afternoon at the Capitol Theatre in Yakima when Menopause the Musical comes to town! And we have your chance to win tickets! Menopause the Musical is celebrating its 25th Anniversary and is on tour, including a performance at Yakima's Capitol Theatre on Saturday, September 19th.