For more than four decades, Radio KDNA has served the Yakima Valley as a trusted bilingual source of information, culture, and community connection. Broadcasting at 91.9 FM from Granger, Washington, KDNA was founded to ensure that farmworker and rural communities—particularly Spanish-speaking residents—have access to reliable news, educational programming, and vital public information.
Today, KDNA’s work extends far beyond traditional radio broadcasting. Through a range of community initiatives and partnerships, the station produces journalism, health education, youth programming, and public safety outreach designed to address the most pressing issues affecting the region.
Our programs combine community-centered journalism, public health education, and grassroots engagement to reach audiences who are often underserved by mainstream media. Whether reporting on regional issues, educating families about health risks, or working with schools and community organizations, KDNA’s initiatives ensure that critical information reaches the people who need it most.
Nuestro Valor
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Drug Free Communities (DFC)
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Youth Resiliency
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Opioid Misuse Awareness Public Radio Campaign
A community education initiative that raises awareness about opioid misuse, addiction, and recovery resources in Central Washington. Through bilingual radio programming, interviews with health professionals, and partnerships with local organizations, the project connects listeners with prevention information, treatment options, and support services for families affected by the opioid crisis.
Microsoft Journalism Initiative
A collaborative reporting project that strengthens local journalism in the Yakima Valley through partnerships with regional media outlets. Supported by Microsoft and the Yakima Valley Community Foundation, the initiative produces bilingual stories, podcasts, and community discussions that explore critical issues such as healthcare access, economic inequality, public safety, and Indigenous justice.
El Proyecto Bienestar
A long-standing community health research partnership focused on environmental health issues affecting farmworker families in the Yakima Valley. The project works with researchers, healthcare providers, and community members to share information about agricultural health risks—such as pesticide exposure and respiratory illness—while promoting healthier living environments through education and outreach.
Lower Valley Safety Partnership Program
A public safety and education initiative that helps students, parents, and educators recognize and prevent school violence. Through radio programming, community discussions, and partnerships with schools and public agencies, the project shares resources that support safer school environments and encourage early intervention and awareness.
