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KMUD News's Matt LaFever brings the latest headlines from Mendocino County where a Memorial Day flag was stolen, thousands of acres of vital forest land have been protected, and a historic inn has earned a prestigious recognition.

Humboldt County has invested federal stimulus money into child care services and there's plenty of funding left to do more. Daniel MIntz reports.

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KMUD's Matt LaFever brings the latest from Mendocino County where prescribed burns are reducing fire risk in a state forest, a hit and run driver was sentenced to state prison, and a NorCal reggae band released their 4th album.

Philip Zwerling of Change Our Name Fort Bragg, explains what it would take to legally change the name of the town, and what is coming up next for the June teach-in.

Featuring Tanda Blubear and U’ilani Wesley, the teach-in focused on discussing the past and present so that we can move forward together. Tanda Blubear of the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians at the Stewarts Point Rancheria, a Federally Recognized Tribe located in Sonoma County. She is the founder of Women with Bows, a group of Indigenous women traveling turtle island to bring mutual aid and hope to im...

"Sunlit Redwood Forest" by artist Ryan Grossman is located at the corner of E. Redwood and N.McPherson in Fort Bragg. RFFI is grateful to all of the community partners involved in the creation of the Mural, notably Lia Morsell and the Alleyway Art Project; The City of Fort Bragg; Artist Ryan Grossman; Cynthia Sumner and Randy Tuell, owners of the Forrester Building; and members of RFFI’s Redwood F...

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KMUD's Matt LaFever brings the latest headlines from Mendocino County where an Oakland woman was found after being lost for three days on the Mendocino County coast, a rural town now has access to high-speed internet, and a new tax could provide safer fire evacuation routes for Brooktrails.

New state laws enhancing water violation response and penalties are in the pipeline and a majority of Humboldt County supervisors supports them. Daniel Mintz reports.

Ray Hamill brings details of all this week's big local sports stories, including how the South Fork Cubs won a section championship in softball and what's next for the team, as well as updates of all of the other H-DNL teams in action in the section playoffs this week

CAO Says Another Tax Increase Needed In Humboldt County by KMUD News

KMUD's Matt LaFever brings the latest headlines from Mendocino County where Ukiah gave the go-ahead to demolish a local landmark, a significant error led to the decertification of the county's ballot printer, and Hopland's roads are set for a makeover

The SoHum Fire Safe Council celebrated a panel of neighborhood fire safe councils and firewise communities on April 27th. Serenity Wood brings you the details.

The SoHum Fire Safe Council celebrated a panel of neighborhood fire safe councils and firewise communities on April 27th. Tune into the news on Monday, May 26th, for KMUD's full coverage of the panel.

Mystery Solved as Human Remains are Identified by KMUD News

Family of Hit-and-Run Victim Pleads for Answers by KMUD News

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KMUD's Matt LaFever brings the latest headlines from Mendocino County where an Oakland woman has gone missing along the coast, an innovative startup hopes to make local acorns the next nutritional food fad, and a local gallery is celebrate the power of portraits.

Humboldt County's Board of Supervisors has approved a resolution supporting an end to violence in the Middle East. Daniel Mintz reports.

On Sunday, May 19th, Wailaki tribal member Michelle Merrifield hosted a Kinest'e Community Coalition meeting in Southern Humboldt to discuss native opposition to the Great Redwood Trail. Serenity Wood brings you the details.

South Fork High School Hosts Local News 05 21 24 by KMUD News

KMUD's Matt LaFever brings today's headlines from Mendocino County where search and rescue personnel trained for helicopter operations, Ukiah residents are in the thick of road repairs, and coast residents gear up for the big top.

When the federal government finishes reclassifying marijuana into schedule 3 of the federal Controlled Substances Act, important business tax breaks will become available to struggling California cultivators.