The bugs are back and they're early this year. It's a pest problem sparked by the warmer winter weather. Those bugs are heading for your house in full force.

Violence is still the number one thing killing kids in the Yakima Valley. It's a problem police and parents say they're trying to prevent.

One family is left homeless after a Tuesday night fire in Toppenish.

Jobless scams are driving the most complaints to the Better Business Bureau in Yakima.

It's an ordinance affecting every corner lot in Yakima, and one man wants changes before his on land is further restricted.

Who says a TV-News Anchor job is all work and no play?

You've probably noticed it at the store that a gallon of milk costs more.

A year ago Wednesday, the stimulus bill was created. The idea was simple: more money for projects, more people would be hired to do those projects, and those people would spend their paychecks. Action News finds out if it's making a difference.

It seems like every day we hear another scam about someone that's trying to take your identity and money. But more people are now fighting back.

They're results many superintendents say are almost unheard of in times like this. Every single School District levy in Yakima and Kittitas Counties passed Tuesday night.

The case has been fishy from the beginning. Investigators now believe they've solved the case with the discovery of a pistol.

Fuel efficient cars are making it harder to repair roads. It may sound like an odd concept, but Action News explains.

The number of people learning how to start their own businesses has more than doubled in Yakima.

Yakima is cracking down on panhandlers, and has an unusual source helping.

It was the second and possibly final chance in the State of Washington to speak up about job creation in rural areas. The forum Thursday night in Yakima brought out a lot of ideas.