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Editor: I am writing to echo and amplify Mark Larson's disappointment with the sorry state of KHSU ("KHSU MIA After Quake," Jan. 12). Mark is...

It seems there’s trouble in the Osage Nation.

Editor: After reading Mark Larson's piece in the Jan. 12 issue ("KHSU MIA After Quake"), I was also struck by the void which has been...

GOP insiders say Democrats shouldn't count on California Gov. Gavin Newsom to keep the White House if President Biden decides against running again in 2024.

The water debate is shaping up to focus on two pieces of legislation: One that would tackle the future of water courts and another that would update the water permitting process.

A local emergency highlights the void left by a once-vibrant station that is now a shell of itself

This week we're perusing Mark Larson's photo's of Humboldt in 2022. We're also looking at a tragic killing in Eureka and how it appears to...

A Senate committee hearing on a bill that seeks to overhaul the Montana Water Court as the state tries to finish working through 50 years of water rights adjudication showed just how complicated water law is and how many people it affects.

The year 2022 was quite a year for news in Auburn, from the community’s efforts to pick up the pieces left by the COVID pandemic to the continuing story of the former Auburn police officer now awaiting trial for murder. We did our best to bring you the local news that mattered most. As we enter 2023, here’s a look back at the most-read articles from the year past starting in January 2022.

2022 brought a sweemingly unending torrent of news in Humboldt County, so much so that sifting through it to find the year's 10 biggest stories...