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This episode includes a story on the upcoming Natural Science Day in Garberville, state & national stories, along with local alerts and updates

A suspected drunk driver faces murder charges after a road construction worker in Eureka succumbed to injuries sustained in a collision earlier this month 

This episode includes stories on Fiesta Latina in Fort Bragg, the death of roadworker Ronnie Franklin in Eureka, a free healthcare clinic coming to Humboldt County, and this week’s Sports Report

In this week's KMUD News Sports Report, Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including all the latest high school and college football news, some soccer updates, some volleyball, some local motor sports and the latest high school girls golf.

Local concerns about AI driven cameras are also exploding nationally, including at a recent United States Senate hearing. The CEOs of major AI surveilla companies including Flock were invited but declined to attend. KMUD News Director April Louis has the story. 

A man convicted of murder has been sentenced to sixty years to life in prison for the 2022 shooting death of Trevor Earley… in Alderpoint. It’s the second time a jury has convicted Jake Henry Combs of first-degree murder after his first conviction was overturned on appeal. Ryan Hutson was in the courtroom… and has more.

This episode includes stories on the Coastal Act turning 50, Humboldt County concerns about Flock Cameras relating to national discourse, the Jake Combs sentencing, and on a fishing oriented non-profit in Fort Bragg

After repeated theft, an updated security system at Dazey’s Building Center in Garberville caught suspects stealing on camera. Thankfully all of the stolen merchandise has now been returned. 

The majority Hmong Post Mountain Community is struggling without reliable power sources, and Trinity County is starting to respond via co-signing on a prospective grant application

This episode includes a story on the Fortuna Council approving wastewater treatment project changes, and additional stories from our media partners