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Walla Walla Community College students and professors are in for a new experience this fall after WWCC recently became the first community college in the state to own an Anatomage

The co-owners of a Yakima-based online business offering home décor, gifts and other hosting and kitchen items have opened a brick-and-mortar location in Glenwood Square.

Yakima’s newest Indian restaurant, The Spice, opened this past week for dine-in patrons and has been open several weeks for takeout orders.

Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas left a hand-written order scheduling a hearing nailed to a tree outside his Goose Prairie cabin.

Sea Galley’s Steve Hart estimates more than 1 million customers have visited his venerable Yakima Valley restaurant, and he has hired thousands of employees to work there.

Ninety-nine percent of the time I didn’t play hooky from school. However, I bypassed parental approval the time a classmate and I took a day off ala Ferris Bueller in

Nestled amidst lush pastures and fields along Umapine Road, Creamline Farms is a serene sanctuary for 100 Jersey Cattle. These contented bovines spend their days in the milking parlor, peacefully

A third union — this time for professional salaried workers — has been approved at Walla Walla Community College, and officials said the new group could be finalized by the

Honeybees might evoke panic in some, causing them to frantically swat and swing at the insects. This is not the case for Mikhail Mironov of Walla Walla.

Andrew J. Greenwood, 35, of Spokane, is charged with two counts of first-degree unlawful possession of a firearm, possession of a stolen firearm, attempting to elude a police vehicle and