Local News

• Sunnyside Police Department
• Opioid reversal drug Narcan now available at select Yakima businesses, encourages wider adoption
• Heritage University's new 'Eagles Market' provides free, nutritious food to students in need

• Sunnyside high school lockdown ends with no threat found: Police investigate 911 hoax
• Local cancer center creates healing garden, offering peace and hope for patients amidst the battle
• Wapato man charged with vehicular assault after DUI-related crash injures passenger in Granger
• Washington State University's academic union fights for fair wages and health plan amid allegations of unfair labor practices

Nation & World

• California Gov. Newsom selects Laphonza Butler to fill Feinstein Senate seat
• Woman on riding lawnmower hit, killed by plane on runway
• Family describes missing 9-year-old girl as loving and kind, asks for any information

• Biden implores Congress to pass funding for Ukraine as shutdown crisis averted
• Kaiser Permanente pharmacy workers begin strike, citing unfair labor practices in union negotiations
• Downtown El Paso business owner considers added security amidst migrants
• Washington state police issue warning over rising fake jewelry exchange scam incidents

Sports

• Vote for your favorite Play of the Week for Sept. 22, 2023
• Mariners' postseason push: Everything you need to know as regular season winds down
• Friday Night Fever | September 8th, 2023

Inside Your World

• The Greatest Show Returns: Ringling Bros Circus returns six years after shutting down
• MAINE: What's in the water?
• Unwilling to Serve: why the military services are struggling to get recruits

Connect to Congress

• Biden: Possible shutdown wouldn't be his fault. Would Americans agree with him?
• Meghan Markle considering run for Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Senate seat, sources say
• Lawmakers discuss budget deal as deadline approaches