Lance Tormey
Lance Tormey has delivering the news on KIT since 1992.
If you are an Alumni of Yakima's Eisenhower High School you might want to grab a camera and walk down memory lane on Thursday when the Yakima School District opens the school one last time before it is torn down.
Zombie fans are uniting Yakima on Saturday.
The government wants to drop the blood alcohol limit for being legally drunk in order to avoid drunk driving fatalities.
A 53-year-old Yakima man died in a one car crash in Terrace Heights area on Monday.
State Patrol Troopers say 53-year-old Leslie Bradley was driving southbound on Wendt road when he went off the roadway, through a field and crashed into a mobile home in the 300 block of Wendt road
A bomb disposal unit from the Yakima Training Center gave the all clear after checking out a suspicious backpack found in front of the Selah Civic Center this morning. Selah fire officials say First Street was closed between Jim Clements Way and Yakima Avenue
Law enforcement agencies in the valley are teaming up with businesses to help you get rid of unwanted prescription drugs and personal documents for free on Saturday, April 27 in Yakima and Sunnyside
A fire in the kitchen at Majors Restaurant at South Third and Washington Avenues early this morning has forced the temporary closure of the building. Firefighters from Union Gap were called to the restaurant at about 4:00 a
It is called Yak Back and it is a new Yakima City service designed for you to send your concerns to city officials. Spokesman Randy Beehler tells KIT News Yak Back “is a great service that allows people to let the city know about areas in the city that need attention.”
The Yakima City Council voted Tuesday to not ask voters to increase car tabs to pay for city street repairs.
Bail has been set at $2 million dollars for a man arrested in the murder of two people found in the backseat and trunk of a car in Kittitas County on Dec. 21st of last year. Capt. Rod Light says officers arrested 41-year-old Troy Whalen at a Yakima home Wednesday on two counts of murder in connection with the deaths of Ryan Pederson and Michael Eby.
Yakima police, the FBI and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raided 11 homes Wednesday in Yakima. Agents also raided 22 cars and two Mexican restaurants. Federal court documents indicate dozens of people are under investigation for possession of counterfeit identification documents and falsely claiming to be U
The Yakima Fire Department is preparing for a possible outbreak in the flu virus after thousands of people across the country have been sickened by the virus. Fire department officials say the number of flu cases is expected to be on the rise in the next few weeks so they say now is a great time to get a flu shot