In this episode we have stories on Rio Dell’s animal kennel project to replace Miranda's Rescue, and confirmed ICE arrests in Mendocino County

Two ICE detentions, one day apart, in two Mendocino County towns. One man with a criminal record. One with none at all. Ryan Hutson has the story — and the questions still going unanswered.

The Rio Dell Police Department and the City of Rio Dell are proposing a new animal kennel to replace services previously contracted to Miranda's Rescue, KMUD News Reports. 

In this week's sports report, Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including how the three District championship Little League teams fared at their Section tournaments, why it was a tough week for the Humboldt Crabs, all the latest on the local American Legion baseball teams, how College of the Redwoods football is succeeding off the field and why it was a good offseason for CR volleyball.

In this episode we have stories on a large funding request by the Mendocino Sheriff to combat illegal cannabis, and the city of Fortuna debates its future. But first, a catch up on local happenings and alerts. 

At this week's Mendocino Board of Supervisors Meeting, Sheriff Matt Kendall asked for new personnel and upwards of $500,000 a year in funding to combat illegal cannabis grows and human trafficking. KMUD News Reports.  

KMUD News spoke with Telegraph Ridge Fire Chief Tanner Spies and Briceland VFD Public Information Officer Camilo Stevenson about the recent Woods Fire near Redway and wildfire preparedness 

A Eureka man is in ICE custody after he was pulled over in Wyoming, while driving on a family vacation. After telling the family they were only recieving a fix-it ticket, ICE agents arrested Gilberto Jimenez Gonzalez and put him in federal custody. Reporter Ryan Hutson spoke with Luz Moreno, Gonzalez’s wife. 

New federal court filings and audio from the standoff reveal new details about how it started, how it ended, and the suspect's history in another state. Lisa Music reports. 

This episode is jam packed, and we’re moving straight into our main stories. Topics covered include the recent ICE arrest of a Eureka resident including an interview with his wife, the kidnapping of Forest Service biologists at Gumboot lake, local fire departments discuss yesterday’s woods fire near Redway, and Port Terminal Uses are debated for the Humboldt Bay Area Plan.