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Candidates line up to run for office in Yakima as election filing opens in Washington - Vimarsana News

Candidates line up to run for office in Yakima as election filing opens in Washington

Filing will close Friday at 8 p.m. and opened Monday morning. In the first day, candidates have registered to run for state legislature, county commissioner and Yakima Superior Court seats.

Lynnwood man accused of fleeing police in stolen car, crashing into light pole in Yakima - Vimarsana News

Lynnwood man accused of fleeing police in stolen car, crashing into light pole in Yakima

Yakima police say they pursued a Lynnwood man in a stolen car who reached speeds of 70 mph before crashing into a streetlight Saturday.

Man Accused of Threatening to Kill Wash. Police Chief, Sergeant - Vimarsana News

Man Accused of Threatening to Kill Wash. Police Chief, Sergeant

Authorities discovered four guns in the vehicle of a man who made credible threats against his mother, girlfriend, a Yakima police sergeant and Selah's police chief.

Superior Court judge rules in favor of former Kittitas County inmate who took county to court over medical bills - Vimarsana News

Superior Court judge rules in favor of former Kittitas County inmate who took county to court over medical bills

YAKIMA - A Yakima County Superior Court judge ruled in favor of a former Kittitas County inmate who took the county to court over “unfair” medical bills for medical treatment

No place like home: Victoria Dark's watercolour illustrations celebrate where we live - Vimarsana News

No place like home: Victoria Dark's watercolour illustrations celebrate where we live

  OTTAWA -- During her three years with the federal government, Victoria Dark believed she’d likely become a career civil servant. “I thought if I left the government I would waste the opportunity of a lifetime. So, I wasn’t planning on leaving, ever,” said the 26-year-old. Then one day, on a whim, she decided to do a watercolour painting of her parents’ cottage; a creative gesture to honour their wedding anniversary. “And it actually turned out,” she laughed. Dark shared her work on Instagram to show her followers what she had created. “And then I got one friend askin...