KMUD News

The Eureka Design Review Committee's rejection of a multifamily housing project is at odds with the city's development standards and has been overturned by the Planning Commission. Daniel Mintz reports. 

KMUD's Sigur-Björn speaks to Georgianna Wood about finding pizza toppings at sea.

Local baseball fans will have lots to choose from this weekend on what will be one of the busiest weekends of the year for the sport in Humboldt County, and Ray hamill brings us details of what games are being played and where, as well as all the other big local sports stories of the week, including why Aug. 14 will be a big night for College of the Redwoods sports, news of a new hire within the Cal Poly Humboldt sports department and some changes in the air at the Redwood Acres raceway.

The Eureka City Council has taken a stance against federal immigration actions by discontinuing use of an airline that provides deportation flights. Daniel Mintz reports. 

The late Assemblymember Patty Berg is being honored in a state bill and a letter from Humboldt County supervisors. Daniel Mintz reports. 

More than 15 months after the last Southern Humboldt animal care practice closed its doors, the area  still doesn't have veterinary service. This lack of service is reflected all over rural America, with vets retiring, unable to find replacements and authorities not doing enough to plug the holes.

This KMUD Public Affairs Special gets to the root of a problem that is leaving rural residents to drive for hours to seek medical care for their pets and explores what remedies may be available.

The program was conceived by Lauren Schmitt who also conducted the interviews. It was written, edited and produced by Sigur-Björn for KMUD.