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Davis Raile
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Reporter, KNDO-TV (Yakima, WA)
Kennewick, Richland, Yakima
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Biography
Hi! I'm Davis. I just began my career in journalism, and I can't wait to expand my skill set. I recently graduated from Washington State University's Murrow College of Communication with a degree in Journalism and Media Production. At Washington State University, I was a music director for KZUU, a journalist for Murrow News Service, and acted in several Cable 8 projects. Now, I work at KNDU/KNDO as a reporter, covering various stories. Some of my favorites have included: The Miniature RC Plane Competition at Higgins Field The Professional Bull Riders at the Toyota Center Emergency Mobilization Firefighters in Yakima Kennewick Police Department's Active Shooting Training Scenario Thanks for taking the time to look at my work!
nightlife , news, Food, Culture, ideas , books
I don't cover technology unless it relates to the environment.
Content
By Davis Raile| KNDO-TV (Yakima, WA) Verified BENTON CITY, Wash. – Blaze, Benton County Sheriff Department's Electronic Storage Device Detection K9, made a special, first-time visit to Kiona Benton Elementary, brightening the day for students. School Resource Officer Deputy Brad Klippert organized the visit, calling up Blaze's handler, Deputy Brett Hansen and requesting her to join. "Deputy Klippert called and said the kids wanted to meet Blaze... so I came up," said Deputy Hansen.
By Davis Raile| KNDO-TV (Yakima, WA) Verified PASCO, Wash. – The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has started its first round of Japanese beetle treatments in Pasco, aiming to tackle the pest problem with the help of local residents. Mark Dade, a local homeowner, discovered Japanese beetles in his backyard last year. He says at first, he thought the beetles were pretty, until the next season when he discovered the damage they had done.
By Davis Raile| KFFX-TV (Kennewick, WA) Verified PASCO, Wash. – The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has started its first round of Japanese beetle treatments in Pasco, aiming to tackle the pest problem with the help of local residents. Mark Dade, a local homeowner, discovered Japanese beetles in his backyard last year. He says at first, he thought the beetles were pretty, until the next season when he discovered the damage they had done.
Company Info
KNDO-TV (Yakima, WA)
Yakima, Washington, United States
'+1 509-737-6725