KMUD News
Subscribed: 3Played: 115
Subscribe
© 2025
Description
KMUD News plays every weekday on KMUD at 6pm, and is rebroadcast at 8am the next morning. It is produced our amazing team of journalists from the KMUD Studios in Redway, CA. KMUD News covers the local issues of 4 counties in Northern California: Mendocino, Humboldt, Del Norte and Trinity.
1067 Episodes
Reverse
Ray Hamill brings us details of all of the big local sports stories of the week, including the latest high school and college football news, why it was a big week for two local soccer teams, who has been named MVPs in H-DNL volleyball, some youth football news, some college basketball and why it will be a big weekend for the H-DNL cross country runners.
The Ink People in Eureka—a backbone of the arts and culture scene in Humboldt—acquired its first permanent home since the organization was founded in 1979. Sigur-Bjorn spoke to Executive Director Leslie Castellano about this watershed moment for the arts in the county.
The Northern California Coalition to Safeguard Communities, a nonprofit that works to fight human trafficking on illegal grows Northern California, warns the community of work condition dangers found on illicit grows and keeping an eye out for human trafficking. Nat Cardos reports.
Green burial is a growing movement, with about 20 green cemeteries in the U.S. And there will soon be another one, in Humboldt County. Daniel Mintz reports.
Ray Hamill brings us all the latest local sports news, including all the latest high school and college football news, some NCS volleyball and soccer and why it wil be a big weekend for local youtgh football
Non-profits and other organizations in the Humboldt area going above and beyond to help the local community during the current government shutdown. There are different groups in Humboldt County making sure they are doing their part to support each other and the community including food pantries, resource centers, and even local coffee shops doing what they can while the government is shut down. Gabriel Zucker reports.
A year after the dam removal a group of scientists, tribes, and government officials are collaborating to better understand the improvements in the Klamath River and the rise in salmon population. KMUD's Gabriel Zucker reports
A resolution designating Eureka as a Trans Sanctuary City is headed for a near future city council agenda. Daniel Mintz reports.
With a second conduct-related complaint filed against Southern Humboldt Supervisor Michelle Bushnell by county staff, the Board of Supervisors has taken action to reprimand her. Daniel Mintz reports.
The North Coast's non-profit groups are dealing with the consequences of federal actions, including the loss of millions of dollars of funding. Daniel Mintz reports.
KMUD's Sigur-Björn recently spoke to local business owner, Meredith Maier about her new role as the head of Arcata's Chamber of Commerce. Maier emphasized the need for county-wide collaboration and spoke about 'Choose Humboldt', and 'Home in Humboldt'—two programs designed to help local businesses thrive in a challenging time.
Comments
Download from Google Play
Download from App Store
United States