vaccine

The Yakima County Freedom Rally round 2 was held from 2:00PM to 4:00PM on Saturday

For kids ages 12 years and up who need or want to get the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.

As soon as we thought we may be in the clear to get back to normal another setback comes. Vaccinations will be mandatory depending on what venue you go to. Other venues may ask either you be vaccinated or at least be wearing a mask. However, you feel local businesses and venues have to oblige by the government mandates. Thi...

Fun way to help encourage our Latinx family and neighbors to get a vaccine!

The governor says the state will now take a two-week pause

Thankfully, if you live in Yakima you won't have to drive out of the city limits anymore to get your "Fauci Ouchie", as some people are hilariously calling it.

Beginning May 1 anyone 16-years-old or older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.

Did you all hear that Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will be visiting Yakima next week to talk about the Covid Relief bill? Fresh off visits across America to promote the White House administration's "Help Is Here" tour, the nation's first-ever Second Gentleman is making more stops to promote COVID-19 economic relief legislation...

Beginning March 22 in Washington state, the DOH says pregnant persons and people in agriculture, certain elements of the vast food industry, prisons, public transit services, first responders, and those who work in large groups as "high-risk critical workers" will be next in line to get the COVID vaccine. The rest of us just get to hurry up and wait.

If you do not have internet access you can call the state COVID-19 Hotline at 1-800-525-0127.

The Insurance Commissioner's office offers a website you can go to report anyone charging you for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Yakima Health officials encourage people looking vaccine to continue to check the Yakima Health District website for updated information