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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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There was an urban versus rural debate as Humboldt County's Board of Supervisors approved a policy that makes complying with state law on analyzing vehicle use more streamlined. Daniel Mintz reports.
Bans on nitrous oxide and licensing of tobacco retailers is incrementally becoming countywide, with Eureka being the latest city to support doing so. Daniel Mintz reports.
Ray Hamil brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, incluidng all the latest on the Ferndale High football team's pursuit of perfection, all the latest high school, college and youth football news, some soccer updates, some volleyball and why it was an histioric week for one H-DNL team.
The California Attorney General recently filed an injunction in the case against St Joseph health in Eureka to force the hospital to follow state law a and perform emergency abortions. KMUD's Sigur-Björn spoke to local reporter Ryan Hutson about the latest development in the case.
A new Climate Action Plan aims to reduce Humboldt County's carbon emissions but its scale was under debate as the Planning Commission reviewed it. Daniel Mintz reports
Hunger is an issue nationally and on the North Coast but food assistance is being cut and a town hall forum hosted by state Senator Mike McGuire detailed the impacts, Daniel Mintz reports.
Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including how the Ferndale Wildcats continue to dominate in football, as well as all of all the local football news, some high school and college soccer, which team claimed the first confernece championship of the H-DNL school year and why it was a big week for three McKinleyville Panthers.
Permits for A vacation rental and a cannabis dispensary were taken up by the Eureka Planning COmmission at its meeting this week. Daniel Mintz reports.
The Eel River Recovery project is partnering with Cal Fire and others to bring a series of prescribed burns to the Ten Mile Creek drainage north of Laytonville, in order to make the ecosystem more resilient in the face of wildfires.
Sigur-Björn spoke to burn boss Scot Steinbring, who is overseeing the winter-long operation.
On October 2nd, the US Department of Energy announced the termination of 321 financial awards that support 223 projects nationwide. Among these awards was the Tribal Energy Resiliency and Sovereignty (TERAS) project that would provide tribal and rural lands with nested microgrids to improve energy resiliency in the areas. Nat Cardos reports.
Cal fire Humboldt Del Norte Unit and Cal Fire Mendocino Unit announced today that the burn permit suspensions that were set in place earlier this year in June have been lifted due to increased rain and overall weather. Nat Cardos reports.
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