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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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A new state law allows involuntary treatment for substance use disorder but Humboldt County is choosing a different approach. Daniel Mintz reports.
In this week's KMUD News Sports Report, Ray Hamill brings us all the latest high school and college basketball news, including why it was a good week for the McKinleyville boys and Eureka girls, and why it's been a good season so far for the Cal Poly Humboldt women's team, as well as some high school wrestling news.
Opposition to strikes on alleged drug-running boats, a resolution approved by The Eureka City Council has been updated to oppose US military strikes in Venezuela. Daniel Mintz reports.
The status of offshore wind energy and how it's being both challenged and supported was the subject of a recent online meeting. Daniel Mintz reports.
Humboldt County supervisors have approved two sought-after changes to the county's cannabis rules but passed on a proposal to allow limited hemp cultivation. Daniel Mintz reports.
Eureka will look into a controversial addition to its policing equipment -- aerial drones. Daniel Mintz reports.
Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including why it was an exciting start to the Big 5 in boys basketball, all the latest high school and college basketball news, why it's been a very impressive start to conference play for the Cal Poly Humboldt women and how the H-DNL is dealing with inappropriate behavior by league spectators.
Emergency response to the fire that ravaged Arcata's downtown area last weekend isn't over, as the impacts of contaminated water runoff have to be addressed. Daniel Mintz reports.
Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this weeek's big local sports stories, including a look ahead to the Big 5 and Little 4 boys and girls basketball schedules, as well as a look back at all of this week's games, some college basketball news and why 2026 could be a big year for one local high school wrestliug team in particular.
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