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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.
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(00:00:00) - New Study Targets Powerline Wildfire(00:12:29) - Elk River Valley Restoration Project Gets Planning Commission Permission(00:18:05) - ICE Training Agents to Violate Constitution(00:23:55) - Band of Lake Superior Chippewa seeks to halt pipeline project(00:26:26) - An Alaska Native Family Stuck in Mexico after drug cartel attacks
An ecological rehab of the Elk River Valley's estuary area has many benefits but potential impact to ag land was a concern during a Humboldt County Planning Commission permit hearing. Daniel Mintz reports.
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(00:00:00) - Planning Commission gives first phase of Elk River Valley Restoration Project go
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(00:00:00) - Car Crash into the Eel River Rescued from Mendoc(00:05:25) - Planning Commission approves cannabis nursery in Humboldt County(00:10:19) - Wind Advisory and Flood Watch for Heavy Rain Tonight(00:15:06) - Spring Events in the Garberville area(00:19:05) - Trump rips tariffs after Supreme Court rules against him(00:19:55) - Trump rips Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs(00:25:48) - Nebraska trauma center opens(00:29:10) - National Native News: Driver's Licenses, Identifications Fail(00:31:14) - Local News on Redwood Community Radio
Cannabis nurseries are important to Humboldt County's cannabis industry and one just got permitted in the Briceland area. Daniel Mintz reports.
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(00:00:00) - Planned Zoning Change for Cannabis Nursery
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(00:00:05) - Celebrating Ramadan in California(00:11:52) - Humboldt County's Mental Health Treatment Program Growing(00:17:53) - North Coast Section Basketball Playoffs begin
in this week's Sports Report, Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including the weekend Dick Niclai Tournament championship games and all of the NCS playoff news, as well as updates on local college basketball, baseball and softball.
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(00:00:00) - McKinleyville and Arcata Win Nikolai Tournament Championships
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(00:00:05) - Choose Humboldt: Dine Drink and Stay in H(00:06:04) - Two Feathers Native American Family Services Named 2026 Leadership Award Rec(00:08:41) - The James Irvine Foundation Award(00:13:19) - Humboldt Housing Market Overview(00:18:42) - Palestinian Peace Activist Killed in Israel(00:24:35) - New Mexico Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program Announces $(00:26:15) - Kipnuk Village Residents to Vote on Whether to Build or
Although affected by inflation along with the rest of the state, Humboldt's housing market is recovering from a recent drop in sales. Daniel Mintz reports.
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(00:00:00) - Humboldt County Housing Market Report
The permitting of an Amazon distribution center in McKinleyville has been confirmed by a Humboldt County supervisor and it could mean more revenue for the county. Daniel Mintz reports.
Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including all the latest from the Dick Niclai Tournament, as well as some college baskletball news and why it was a big week for the local high school wrestlers.
One by one, billboards along the coastal corridor of Highway 101 in Humboldt County are coming down and the latest is in the Elk River area. Daniel Mintz reports.
Millions of dollars is flowing into the North Coast region to promote economic development but the flow ends this fall. Daniel Mintz reports.
Sales tax measures are increasingly being relied upon to augment municipal budgets, and that's the case in Fortuna. Daniel Mintz reports.
An interview with Humboldt-Del Norte Film Commissioner, Cassandra Hesseltine, who’s had a busy year, driven largely by the extraordinary success of locally shot movie, One Battle After Another During a wide-ranging talk, Hesseltine—who was instrumental in bringing the production to Humboldt County—outlines the economic impact the movie has had on the area, and the spotlight its success has shone on it. She also teases us with another high profile production that may be coming to the Redwoods this coming summer and recounts her role in shaping a bill in the California Legislature that has led to a considerable boost to film production in Humboldt and Del Norte counties.
Reported for KMUD by Sigur-Björn
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