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These are the top five most dangerous jobs in Washington, men and women put their lives don't the line every day doing them and are well aware of the risk. Do you work in any of these fields?

It has been brutally hot this summer, so we really don’t blame this adorable horse for taking a dip in a Yakima County resident’s pool.

One might think that nurses, and teachers, would be amongst the top in-demand careers needed in Washington but the Employment Security Department begs to differ.

Who is hiring? You never know what's available until you start looking or at least put the good word out you are on the hunt for a job. Take a look at this fresh job listing!

If you're looking for a job, these are the latest positions that just became available through the Yakima Valley and into the Tri-Cities!

Searching for some extra income? Maybe this is your first time looking for a job or you are about to quit because you just can't take another minute where you're at. Hold up, wait a minute the below job options might help.

Escape to the second floor of Valley Mall Wednesdays for Kids Club! A free-themed event filled with activities for the little ones. If you've got wranglers or a hat or cowboy boots, wear them because this week's theme is Western!

Townsquare Media is searching for a fantastic addition to the sales team (did you know I started in sales?) Must be self motivated, creative and flexible. Possibility of an incredible list of clients to serve and even training to be the best you possibly can be. The amount you make has no limit so apply today!

Jobs are available in Yakima, West Valley, Selah, Naches, Ellensburg, Kennewick, Pasco and Richland, If you are a business wanting to be added to the list, contact me and I will update the list all week long

How is your resume going to make it to the top of the pile instead of the trash

Wanna bring home a fat check? Imagine making $100,000-$150,000 a year and you don't have to be a Doctor or carry a Bachelors's degree or higher.

The rate was 3.9% in September making it a record low for the city, according to State of Washington Employment Security Department numbers dating back to 1990.