Davis Raile

Kennewick, Richland, Yakima

Reporter at KNDO-TV (Yakima, WA)

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Prescribed burn near Rattlesnake Mountain sparks brush fire, comments from BCFPD #2

2 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

BENTON COUNTY, Wash. – A prescribed burn by the Department of Transportation unexpectedly turned into a small brush fire near the Rattlesnake Mountain Shooting Facility Tuesday morning. The Department of Transportation, confirming the fire occurred while crews were burning tumbleweeds around the culverts of Highway 225. Benton County Fire Protection District Two is reminding residents to burn safely.
New law on child abuse reporting in churches sparks debate in Washington

3 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

WASHINGTON STATE - Senate Bill 5375, a new law signed by Governor Bob Ferguson on May 2, mandates that licensed, accredited, or ordained spiritual leaders must report child abuse or neglect, even if the information comes from a confession. The law, which is effective July 27th, is seeing approval, opposition and investigation in Washington State. Mary Dispenza, Northwest District Director of the Solidarity Network for Those Abused by Priests, says the new law acknowledges people like herself.
Local Bishop shares thoughts on the recently elected Pope Leo XIV

6 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

YAKIMA, Wash. - Bishop Joseph J. Tyson of the Diocese of Yakima shared his enthusiasm for the election of Pope Leo XIV, the Vatican's 267th pope. The newly elected leader will guide nearly 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide. Bishop Tyson emphasized Pope Leo XIV's personal background, which he believes will foster a closer connection with many parishioners. "Pope Leo is going to bring his own personality, his own constellation of gifts and skills. So, you know, it's where we're going through a change...
Benton County Sheriff's Office to patrol Columbia River for boater safety this summer

1 week ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

KENNEWICK, Wash. - Benton County deputies are gearing up for a busy summer on the Columbia River with their 27-foot SAFE boat. The twin 300-horsepower patrol vessel will be on the water both day and night to ensure boater safety. The patrol boat is equipped with 360-degree lighting, PA systems, thermal imaging and is even ballistic resistant. Deputy Brad Klippert with the Benton County Sheriff's Office, is just one of two deputies assigned to the boat full-time.
Solar system model to transform Tri-Cities trails

1 week ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

TRI-CITIES, Wash., - A new educational project is set to transform the trails along the Columbia River into a scale model of the solar system. Concrete was recently poured around ten basalt slabs, and will soon display the entire solar system in the Tri-Cities area. In total, there are 13 monuments around the Tri-Cities, 10 being built and three already completed. There are an additional two outside the area, landing in Prosser and Benton City.
Washington State senators talk about House Bill 1217

1 week ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

OLYMPIA, Wash. - House Bill 1217, which has been passed by both the House and Senate, introduces rent caps fixed at 7% plus market price index or 10%, whichever is lower. The bill, which current sits on Governor Bob Ferguson's desk, has been met with both support and opposition by state senators. On April 10th, Emily Alvarado, democratic senator representing West Seattle, commented on the bill declaring it's importance to renters. "People are getting crushed by rent increases.
Washington State prepares for above-average wildfire season

2 weeks ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

WASHINGTON - The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) confirmed the possibility of an above-average fire season. In April, the National Interagency Fire Center released a report detailing wildland fire potential through the summer of 2025. They also released a new report May 1, which has yet to be released with the public, however, DNR confirms above-average potential in Washington State.
Richland Police apprehend woman after waiving gun

2 weeks ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

RICHLAND, Wash. - The Richland Police Department arrested a woman Wednesday morning after they received a call of someone pointing a gun towards buildings. Around 11:00 a.m., Richland Police responded to the incident, spending nearly 40 minutes communicating with the woman. In that time, the woman had made her way to a brush field near state route 240. Officers established communications and used a drone before eventually leading her out and taking her to a nearby ambulance.
HB 1163 could create new requirements for gun buyers

2 weeks ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

WASHINGTON STATE - Controversial house bill 1163 still sits on Governor Ferguson's desk, sparking comments in both support and opposition of the bill. The bill, which passed in the house and senate earlier this month, has introduced significant changes for gun buyers in Washington State. The bill requires a five-year permit for purchasing firearms.
Washington House Bill aims to cap rent and fee increases

2 weeks ago | nbcrightnow.com | Davis Raile

WASHINGTON STATE - House Bill 1217 has found it's way to Governor Bob Ferguson's desk after being passed in both the House and Senate earlier this month. HB 1217 limits the amount that landlords can charge their tenants. Originally, the bill was set to cap rent increases at 7%, however, after back in forth in Olympia, the new limit is set at 7% plus the consumer price index or 10%, whichever is lower. The rent increase cap, limited to 12-month leases.