KMUD News

In this episode, we have stories on Humboldt County funding animal spaying and neutering, and on the Wild & Scenic film festival in Arcata

Last month, residents of a gravel bar on the Mad River near Arcata’s Carlson Park were cleared out of homes some had kept for years. Ryan Hutson was there that morning, and went back a week later.

In this episode, we’re going straight into our main stories. That includes election coverage, a homeless encampment sweep in Arcata, and Fortuna addressing the city’s walkability issues. 

It was a historic night on Tuesday for Democrats across the county, but many local races on the North Coast are still waiting on results. KMUD News Reports.

This episode includes stories on the upcoming Grassland and Meadow Forum on stewardship and restoration, the results of a vote we’ve been following for months, and what it means for the Trinity River, and the Tourism Advisory Board’s new strategy.

Three courthouse stories this week, and each one is still unfolding: a homicide plea deal that fell apart, a football-game fight where police alleged a hate crime but prosecutors didn't charge one, and a new restraining order request against the owner of Miranda's Rescue. KMUD's Ryan Hutson has the latest from Inside Humboldt Courts.

Illegal dumping is described as a serious problem by Humboldt County's Board of Supervisors and penalties for it are about to get steeper. Daniel Mintz reports.

This episode includes stories on Proposition 40 and Humboldt Supervisors dealing with illegal dumping, along with the latest edition of Inside Humboldt Courts

This episode includes a story on a local transportation award and this week’s Sports Report

In this week's sports report, Ray Hamill brings us all the latest local sports news, including all of this week's football news from around the world North Coast and a look ahead to this weekend's action, as well as some soccer updates, news of how the local teams fared in the NCS volleyball playoffs and why this weekend will be a special occasion for the Eureka Loggers.