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NEW Poison, indeed -- Bret Michaels concert canceled - YAKIMA, Wash. -- Former Poison frontman and reality TV star Bret Michaels has canceled a Yakima concert scheduled for Saturday.

NEW Prosser's Farmers Market rates high statewide - PROSSER, Wash. — The Prosser Farmers Market has a following.

NEW Woman arrested after stabbing - YAKIMA, Wash. -- A 24-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with a Tuesday night stabbing, police said.

UPDATE Lost hikers found after cold night - ELLENSBURG, Wash. -- Two hikers who spent a chilly night outside after getting lost in the Stafford Creek area have been foun...

NEW Yakima to spend $75,000 studying financing a new stadium - YAKIMA, Wash. -- The Yakima City Council voted 5-2 today to spend $75,000 studying financing options, potential lease terms a...

NEW Burning to begin soon on the Naches Ranger District - YAKIMA, Wash. -- Naches Ranger District fire specialists could begin burning hundreds of piles of collected brush and woody d...

NEW Spilled hay truck causes backups on Interstate 82 - Westbound traffic on Interstate 82 is backed up nearly a mile starting near the Yakima Avenue exit, where an overturned hay t...

NEW Man breaks leg motorcycling on slippery trail - ELLENSBURG, Wash. -- Emergency personnel endured a muddy, slippery backcountry hike to carry an injured motorcyclist from a F...

NEW Yakima man faces trial - A Yakima man faces trial Nov. 17 for allegedly taking two Arctic Cat four-wheelers from a business with claims that he would ...

Man hurt at Sunnyside job site - SUNNYSIDE -- A man was rushed to a hospital Tuesday afternoon after his head became pinned between a wheel and frame of a fro...

School enrollment holding steady - The numbers will rise and fall a bit before the end of the school year. But, heading into the first few weeks of classes, enr...

Hearing and speech center to host book drive - YAKIMA -- Yakima Valley Hearing & Speech Center is hosting a book drive as part of 2010 United Way Day of Caring. The cen...

9/11 commemoration picnic Saturday - YAKIMA -- Yakima Freedom Partners will host a commemoration picnic and potluck Saturday at Randall Park to remember the Sept....

Council says no to strip club - There were few surprises and the Yakima City Council wasted little time getting it over with. The council quickly and unanimo...

Soroptimist International bike ride Saturday - GOLDENDALE -- Soroptimist International of Goldendale is hosting its third annual Group Health Golden Valley Bike Ride on Sat...

Rock blasting to close part of I-90 today, Thursday - HYAK, Wash. -- Rock blasting will close Interstate 90 east of Snoqualmie Pass from 7-8 p.m. today and Thursday. The closures,...

Cle Elum woman hospitalized after car strikes deer - CLE ELUM -- A 55-year-old Cle Elum woman was treated at Kittitas Valley Community Hospital for minor injuries after hitting a...

Human remains uncovered by backhoe at Suncadia - CLE ELUM -- Kittitas County Sheriff's deputies are investigating human remains unearthed by a backhoe at the Suncadia resort ...

Suspected bank robber arrested Friday in Moxee - MOXEE, Wash. -- A 47-year-old man suspected of robbing a Redmond, Wash., bank last week was arrested Friday in Moxee. He was ...

Prosser City Council to consider garbage rate hike - PROSSER -- Prosser residents may see tax increases next year. Mayor Paul Warden and City Administrator Charlie Bush are askin...

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School enrollment holding steady

The numbers will rise and fall a bit before the end of the school year. But, heading into the first few weeks of classes, enrollment throughout the Yakima Valley is generally holding steady.

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