KNDO-TV (Yakima, WA)

KNDO, also known as channel 23, is a TV station based in Yakima, Washington, that is part of the NBC network. The station is owned by the Cowles Company, which is located in Spokane, and it is a member of the KHQ Television Group. KNDO has its studios situated on West Yakima Avenue in the heart of Yakima, while its transmitter can be found on Ahtanum Ridge.

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Cool Desert Nights revs up in Richland with car shows and community fun

7 hours ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

RICHLAND, Wash. – The Cool Desert Nights 2025 event is underway in Richland, bringing excitement and a sense of community to the area. The Richland Chamber of Commerce and the city of Richland are hosting this iconic event, which features car shows, cruises, and various family activities. AJ Schneider, chair of Cool Desert Nights, shared the details of the event for Friday, June 27 and Saturday, June 28. "It starts off today," Schneider said.
Dino Discovery offers fun and learning for Tri-Cities families

1 day ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

KENNEWICK, Wash. – Dino Discovery is bringing excitement and exploration to children in the Tri-Cities area with its indoor playground. The facility offers a unique opportunity for kids to immerse themselves in a world of prehistoric fun and learning. Emily Lopez of Dino Discovery shared insights about the center's offerings. "We offer hour and a half play sessions, and then we close for 30 minutes to clean and sanitize.
Local veterinarians urge early prep for pets' anxiety ahead of July 4th

2 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

KENNEWICK, Wash. – With the Fourth of July just nine days away, veterinarians are advising pet owners to prepare early for their pets' anxiety caused by fireworks. At Horse Heaven Hills Pet Urgent Care, pet owners are already requesting prescriptions to help their pets cope with the upcoming holiday. Veterinarian Dr. Sheila Erickson explained that the loud noises from fireworks can make animals anxious. She emphasized the importance of keeping pets indoors and creating a safe environment for them.
Eastern Washington kids find hope with Richland scoliosis therapy expert

3 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

RICHLAND, Wash. – June is Scoliosis Awareness Month, a time to focus on a condition affecting two to three percent of the population. Kristen Valdez, a physical therapist in Richland, is known for treating scoliosis patients using the Schroth method. Valdez, who practices at Agape Pediatric Therapy, explained the Schroth method. "Schroth method is an exercise technique to address scoliosis," she said.
Eastern Washington kids find hope with Richland scoliosis therapy expert

3 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Noel W Anderson

June is Scoliosis Awareness Month, a time to focus on a condition affecting two to three percent of the population. Kristen Valdez, a physical therapist in Richland, is known for treating scoliosis patients using the Schroth method.
A return to summer temps across the Columbia Basin Tuesday

3 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Sigmund Seroka

Still feeling the Polar Jet Stream as, it remains flexed just over the PNW through the middle of the week. A ridge will undercut the jet stream and bring warm air in at the surface. This will bring temps to well above average as a warm front also crosses the region Tuesday. Highs will be in the mid to low 90s before another cold front drops us back to average temps in the mid to low 80s Wednesday through the end of the week.
Pasco Police Foundation seeks gift cards for fundraiser

4 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Mark Rattner

PASCO, Wash. – The Pasco Police Foundation is calling on the community to donate unused gift cards for an upcoming fundraiser. Gift cards valued at $15 or more can be dropped off at the Pasco Police Department during business hours until the end of the day on Thursday, June 27. Each donation will be rewarded with a stuffed "Fuzz Da Bear" as a thank you for supporting the foundation's Pasco Cares initiative. For more details on how to contribute and make an impact, visit their website.
City of Richland to seek feedback on the future of off-street parking

4 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Mark Rattner

RICHLAND, Wash. – The City of Richland is reviewing off-street parking requirements to support a vibrant downtown for residents, businesses and visitors. Public parking in Central Richland is available at various locations, such as lots on Jadwin Avenue, George Washington Way and Lee Blvd, but recent state legislation is driving reforms to support affordable housing, urban growth and sustainability.
Richland hosts community trail walk at WE Johnson Park on June 23rd

4 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Mark Rattner

RICHLAND, Wash. – Richland Parks and Recreation is inviting people to join a community trail walk at WE Johnson Park Monday, June 23, as part of the city’s 52 in '25 park series. W.E. Johnson Park, a 236-acre natural open space in Richland, offers a variety of recreational activities and wildlife habitats. The park includes riparian, wetland, and shrub-steppe habitats, making it a prime spot for bird watchers, hikers, equestrians and bikers.
K-9 Riff and stolen iPhone aids in capture of wanted man in Kennewick

4 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Mark Rattner

KENNEWICK, Wash. - Benton County sheriff’s deputies helped capture a 39-year-old wanted man with help from a stolen iPhone, the sheriff’s office said in a release. Richland Police began the investigation by tracking the phone on the suspect's possession, leading officers to N Irby Street and W Johnson Street in Kennewick where investigators said the suspect fled through residential backyards when he saw officers. A deputy and K-9 Riff tracked the suspect to a hiding spot behind a home.