heat

I'm not gonna lie, when people said it was hot here I thought they were over exaggerating. They may still be, from what I'm told this heatwave is extremely uncommon for Yakima let alone Washington State. Sadly for me, I've got a broken air conditioner and a bunch of fans, lucky for you, I've figured out five simple life hacks to stay cool during the Yakima heat...

After the pandemic comes the heatwave and then the aliens, right?

We're all familiar with the sign along Interstate 82, which, as motorists pass by it, it is welcoming them to Yakima and identifying it as 'The Palm Springs of Washington'. Well, did you know, that Palm Springs is the Yakima of California?

After a warm, yet, pleasant holiday weekend, the heat has been turned up in the Yakima Valley. Temperatures in excess of 100 degrees this week.

The heat has arrived, are you ready?

Good to know these three heating hacks if you have no electricity!

Beat the Hotness (Cause Saying Beat The Heat Is Cliche)

We found some very useful heat wave safety tips from the American Red Cross that could come in handy when the heat finally hits.

With temperatures in the Yakima area expected to exceed 105 degrees for the next couple of days, we need to keep our kids and our pets in mind when it comes to our vehicles.

If you can't take the heat, move to another state! An administrator caught on video told middle school kids to "basically suck it up" in the heat!

With a vicious Yakima heat wave expected to send temperatures past 100 degrees for the next week or so, anyone lucky enough to have air conditioning is probably checking their settings pretty closely. You want to be comfortable, but you don't want to get another heart-stopping bill from the power company. So what's the best setting?

Ahh, the holiday season. All those pretty lights and all those chilly nights. And all those BILLS from the utility company for all the power it takes to run all those lights and keep your home cozy! For some couples, it all adds up to a seasonal skirmish -- especially for couples who don't agree on how warm the house needs to be. It's at the root of this week's Couples Court case ...