
Jade Jordan - Currently reporter for sister station KHQ-TV in Spokane, WA.Dave Erickson - Currently evening anchor for KXLY-TV in Spokane, WA.Faye Hoffman - Currently Anchor/Reporter at WGGB, MA.Whit Johnson - Currently Reporter for CBS National.Jay Frank - Currently Anchor at KOHD, Bend, OR.Jamie Kern - Currently CEO of IT Cosmetics.
Dave Ettl - Currently KIT Radio Anchor, elected to Yakima City Council in 2009. Heather Hays - Currently Anchor at KDFW in Dallas, TX. Tim Adams - Chief Forecaster (weeknights and Saturday mornings). Chris Holmstrom - KNDO Local News at 6:00 & 11 11 (Weekends). Hilary Whittier - FOX First at Ten & KNDO Local News 11 11. Scott Stovall - KNDO Local News at 5:00, 6:00 and 11 11. Christine Brown - KNDO Local News at 5:00 & 6:00. Melanie Falcon - KNDO Northwest Today & KNDO Northwest Today Saturday. Kevin Shaub - KNDO Northwest Today & KNDO Northwest Today Saturday. KNDO Local News Northwest Today - 4:30-7am (Weekdays). On September 1, 2010, KNDO dropped Universal Sports and channel 23.2 from their programming. NBC Weather+ had been carried on digital subchannel 23.3 the originating national network ceased operation on December 1, 2008. KNDO and KNDU have been digital-only since February 17, 2009. Leading up to that date, KNDO aired stories of local businesses and organizations that have also been around for 50 years or longer. On October 15, 2009, KNDO celebrated 50 years of broadcasting to the Yakima Valley. Current owner Cowles Publishing purchased the two stations from Raycom in July 1999. Federal was bought out by Raycom Media in 1997. Federal Enterprises acquired KNDO and KNDU in 1995. In 1965 KNDO became a primary NBC affiliate but showed some ABC programming until KAPP debuted in 1970 to take the ABC affiliation.ĭavis sold the two stations to Farragut Communications in 1988. During this time it also showed occasional programs from NBC, as well as a few CBS programs turned down by KIMA-TV, including Laramie and Andy Griffith. It was owned by Hugh Davis and his Columbia Empire Broadcasting Corporation. KNDO debuted on the air on Octoas an ABC (primary) affiliate.
On satellite, KNDO is only available on DirecTV, while Dish Network carries KNDU instead. It is sister station to KNDU in the Tri-Cities, which is considered a semi-satellite of KNDO even though the two stations produce separate newscasts. It is owned by the Cowles Publishing Company of Spokane as part of The KHQ Television Group. KNDO is the NBC affiliate television station serving the Yakima, Washington, USA, area.