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KIMA CBS Yakima covers local news, sports, and weather for the Yakima area, including surrounding communities. The station aims to provide timely updates on events and issues affecting residents. Its coverage encompasses a wide range of topics from Terrace Heights to Granger.
KIMA CBS Yakima provides comprehensive coverage of news, sports, and weather in Yakima, Washington. The station reports on events affecting various local areas, including Terrace Heights and Union Gap. Its services aim to keep the community informed about significant happenings.
Educator Betty Zuniga will appear on Wine Time Yakima this week, sharing her educational journey. The episode airs live at 7:00 pm on August 2nd on KIMA's YouTube Channel. Viewers can suggest future guests by emailing tips@kimatv.com.
Hundreds of classic cars gathered at the Vintiques 51st annual car show in Yakima, Washington, attracting car enthusiasts and onlookers. The event featured around 700 vehicles, each with unique stories, showcasing the dedication of their owners. Rod run director Ric Knight highlighted the strong community spirit among participants, emphasizing that relationships often take precedence over the cars themselves.
Yakima Valley voters must submit their primary election ballots by 8 p.m. on August 5. Mail-in ballots should be postmarked by that date, but local mail processing changes may delay timely delivery. Officials recommend using drop boxes to ensure ballots are submitted on time.
Yakima police charged Kent Anton Hewitt with drive-by shooting as the driver of a vehicle involved in the July 13 incident. Investigators identified Jose Luna as the shooter but have not charged him yet. This case highlights ongoing efforts to address gun violence in the area.
Washington Spectrum Schools will open new K-12 private special education programs in Ellensburg and Maple Valley this school year. The schools focus on individualized instruction for students with behavioral and learning disabilities, including autism and ADHD. Open enrollment is currently underway, with an information session scheduled for August 4.
The Sunnyside City Council voted to officially discontinue the dormant Crime-Free Rental Housing Program, which had been inactive since 2019. The decision follows a lawsuit from the state's Attorney General alleging unlawful evictions linked to the program, which the city disputes. City officials cite ongoing financial burdens related to the lawsuit as a key reason for the program's termination.
The Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire opens on August 16, 2025, offering themes like "Fairies & Fantasy" and "Oktoberfest." Attendees can enjoy a diverse range of activities and beverages, catering to fans of medieval culture. This two-month event promises a magical experience for all ages.
The Yakima Valley Impala Car Club hosts an open-class car show in Grandview, raising funds to donate meals to the community. Over the past seven years, the event has grown from 40 cars to a larger turnout, fostering interest in car culture among younger generations. The club aims to keep the low rider and car show scenes alive while supporting local charities.