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In this week's Sports Report, Ray Hamill brings us details of all of this week's big local sports stories, including why it was a good week for the Humboldt Eagles, why it was a disappointing week for the Humboldt Crabs, all the latest American Legion baseball news and what local team is featured in a documentary film that will be shown at the Minro Theater in Arcata this weekend.

This episode is primarily a public affairs roundup from Mendocino County, Trinity County, and the City of Rio Dell. We hope to be back to our regular programming tomorrow. 

Our story on the tragic deaths and injury that occured when a car went over the Mattole Bridge into the river on Monday June 6th. Including our interview with Petrolia Volunteer Fire Department Chief Chris Gilda. 

Our in depth interview with Humboldt Sheriff William Honsal on the NCCSC funded black helicopter used for Cannabis Enforcement in Southern Humboldt 

In this episode we have stories on the tragedy off the Mattole Bridge, and our in depth interview with Sheriff William Honsal on Cannabis Enforcement via helicopter.

After last week’s coverage on HR1 and its impacts on Southern Humboldt healthcare, we wanted to get clarification on the future of healthcare services and the new hospital project from the Southern Humboldt Community Healthcare District, KMUD News Reports. 

The Great Redwood Trail Agency discusses next steps after receiving 50 million dollars of state funding, Daniel Mintz Reports.

In this episode we have stories on 50 million dollars in state funding headed to the Great Redwood Trail Agency, and the future of the Southern Humboldt Community Healthcare District. But first, some local updates and alerts.

One year ago, on July 4 President Donald Trump signed H.R. 1 into law. While many voters may not think decisions made in Washington directly affect their daily lives, the law's sweeping changes to federal healthcare funding are already being felt in California. Lauren Schmitt looks at what nearly $1 trillion in federal healthcare cuts could mean for Southern Humboldt and communities across the sta...

In this episode we have this week’s Sports Report along with reporting from our media partners. But first, a lengthy number of local updates and alerts.

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 on the Humboldt Crabs and why this will be a big weekend for the team, as well as updates on local American Legion baseball action and some Little League All-Star news..

The Redwood Coast Energy Authority is considering increasing their rates for utility customers, KMUD News Reports. 

A Shelter Cove restaurant with deep ties to Venezuela is trying to help those stuck in the rubble of recent earthquakes. KMUD News Reports

In this episode we have stories on a local fundraiser for Venezuela and possible energy rate increases for customers in Humboldt County. But first some local updates and alerts.

Our story on trying to get answers from Caltrans and other agencies regarding the bentonite drilling slurry spill in Southern Humboldt and asking who is ultimately responsible

The Southern Humboldt Community Healthcare District has added an MRI machine to its available imaging services

Human trafficking charges dropped against Bulgarian Bridgeville grower, also, a murder case with gang enhancements out of Hoopa Moves forward without death penalty option. Ryan Hutson reports. 

Our 30 minute Public Affairs presentation of the Department of Cannabis Control meeting at the Mateel Center including DCC Director Clint Kellum and local growers

In this episode we have stories on Caltrans involvement in the Bentonite Spill in Southern Humboldt, the latest Inside Humboldt Courts, and SoHum Health gaining MRI services. But first some local updates and alerts.

A Southern Humboldt community forest project that has been in the works for 10 years is close to completion. Daniel Mintz reports. 

We turned to two experts, Dr. Eric Riggs, Dean of the Cal Poly Humboldt College of Natural Resources and Sciences, and Dr. Jason Patton, an engineering geologist with the California Department of Conservation, to learn more about Mendocino's recent earthquake and scientific research that could benefit our understanding of local seismology. 

In this episode we have stories on science behind last week’s Mendocino Earthquake, and a community forest project nearing completion. But first some local updates and alerts including on Miranda’s Rescue.

Selected highlights from Humboldt Sheriff William Honsal's June 29th press conference on the continuing Miranda's Rescue investigation

Suicide is a priority issue for Humboldt County's health divisions but their efforts will be impacted by diversion of state funding. Daniel Mintz reports. 

In this episode we have stories on a new film series about the history of Southern Humboldt, state funds for suicide prevention efforts being diverted, and this week’s Sports Report. But first some quick local updates.