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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Temps remain below average with drier conditions Wednesday and Thursday in the lower elevations

1 day ago | nbcrightnow.com | Sigmund Seroka

Gusty winds will be in the 20-30 MPH range from the west through Wednesday with localized areas seeing gusts in the 30-40 MPH range. A tight pressure gradient from an expanding ridge to our southwest and a deepening trough to our northeast will increase winds through Wednesday night. The trough will be weak and lead to slightly cooler temps, increased cloud coverage, and mountain showers Thursday.
Prescribed burn near Rattlesnake Mountain sparks brush fire, comments from BCFPD #2

1 day 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.
Cooler, Cloudy Tuesday

1 day ago | nbcrightnow.com | Braden Petry

Models indicate that the upper-level trough will mainly shift eastward, with its trailing edge continuing to bring scattered showers to the Cascades and eastern mountain areas. Raw ensemble data over 24 hours suggests slightly lower precipitation totals, with a 60–80% chance of 0.10–0.15 inches of rain over the Oregon Cascades and eastern mountains. In contrast, the Basin and foothills have a 40–60% likelihood of receiving 0.05–0.10 inches.
Overcast skies with scattered showers through Tuesday morning in the Kittitas and Yakima Valley

2 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Sigmund Seroka

A departing trough to the east through Tuesday will leave us in cool conditions with wrap around moisture passing overhead through Tuesday evening. Temps will be in the mid to upper 60s with a few low 70s arriving near the Columbia Basin Tuesday. Gusty winds will be in the 15-25 MPH range from the west through Wednesday with localized areas seeing gusts in the 25-35 MPH range. Scattered and isolated showers will arrive in the Yakima and Kittitas Valleys by 3 AM Tuesday.
Indivisible Tri-Cities to protest Medicaid cuts at Richland rally Wednesday

2 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Mark Rattner

RICHLAND, Wash. – Indivisible Tri-Cities is organizing a rally at Rep. Dan Newhouse's office to protest proposed cuts to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The event is scheduled for Wednesday, May 14, 2025, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at 3100 George Washington Way in Richland.
Gang graffiti surge in Milton-Freewater leads to four felony arrests

2 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Mark Rattner

MILTON-FREEWATER, Ore. – Milton-Freewater Police are addressing a rise in gang graffiti, making four felony arrests in recent months, police said in a release. On August 28, officers said they responded to a report of gang-related graffiti on Robbins Street, discovering damage valued at more than $1,200. Investigators worked with the College Place Police Department to identify the suspect as an 18-year-old who stole spray paint from Walmart, the release said.
New law on child abuse reporting in churches sparks debate in Washington

2 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.
Stuck truck on McBee Hill near Benton City leads to arrest of wanted man

2 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Mark Rattner

BENTON CITY, Wash. – Benton County sheriff’s deputies made an arrest this morning in connection with a disabled truck on McBee Hill. Deputies said the driver reported that he slid down an embankment, causing his truck to get stuck. Upon arrival, deputies took the man into custody after they discovered that he had a felony warrant for his arrest out of California, a sheriff's release said.
Stray Shower Monday

2 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Braden Petry

Weather models currently indicate an upper-level low pressure system just off the Oregon coast, moving steadily southeastward. As it pushes inland, it will begin to undercut the region, bringing a southerly flow aloft that continues to drive widespread precipitation into the area later this morning. Most areas, except the Basin, Yakima, and Kittitas Valleys, will experience more significant rainfall.
What's next for Central Washington University's student media?

2 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Laynie Erickson

ELLENSBURG, Wash.- Central Washington University students, staff and faculty continue to raise their voices against recent budget cuts. Wednesday, May 7 hundreds of students protested the recent defunding of programs. Brandon Mattesich and Jackson Roberts are Editors-in-Chief at CWU's student-run newspaper, The Observer. Both students worked to organize the protest, planning the walkout weeks in advance.