KMUD News

On this episode, earthquakes in Humboldt County, Humboldt Sheriff's use of license plate scanners, Rio Dell on Miranda's Rescue, ongoing California Primary Election vote totals, and more! 

On this episode, Humboldt County explains more about painful roadworks in Garberville and Redway, the upcoming Leggett Mountain Folk Festival, and more! 

Our full length interview with Rep. Jared Huffman focused on federal intereference with decomissioning the Potter Valley Project, and Humboldt residents who were detained by Israel from the Sumud Flotilla

On this episode, our interview with Rep. Jared Huffman on federal interference in the Potter Valley Project, and info on tomorrow's June 2nd California Primary Election

KMUD Weekend News with the Sports Report, a non-profit helping with childcare in Humboldt County, bus service changes in Del Norte, and more 

In this week's KMUD News Sports Report, Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including a look ahead to the start of summer baseball, with the Humboldt Crabs season and local youth baseball postseason getting under way this weekend, as well as the latest NCS playoff baseball and softball news, who made the second annual H-DNL all-sportsmanship team, some college baseball and basketball news, why this weekend will be a big one for a couple of local high school track and field athletes, and why last weekend was a big for local motor sports fans.

On this episode, the Eureka City Council deals with budget issues, and today is KMUD's 39th Birthday! 

Our broadcast interview with Greg Terry of the Sumud Flotilla. Greg was abducted by Israeli forces in international waters on May 18th. He recounts his experience and hopes for a Free Palestine. 

Our "unedited" full length in person interview with Humboldt resident Greg Terry of the Sumud Flotilla 

On this episode, our in depth interview with Sumud Flotilla member and local resident Greg Terry, who was abducted last week by Israeli force, and an update on Six Rivers National Forest and their proposed fee increases