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12/08/2025

In 1940, four nuns of the Sisters of St Joseph of Orange voyaged to the missions of the South Pacific. Their mission was to heal the sick and educate the people of the Solomon Islands. Following the events of Pearl Harbor, the Sisters are pushed into the jungles to escape the invasion by the Japanese into the Solomon Islands. The U.S. Navy rescued the Sisters for a safe return back home.

Before Sister Irene Alton became a missionary to Buka/Bougainville, she was a nun in Arcata which is near Eureka, CA. In Arcata, she was the administrator of Trinity Hospital.

WEDNESDAY (August 13th) at 10pm on KEET-TV, the Livestream, and the PBS APP.

06/08/2025

Update: We Are Back!

We're thrilled to announce that we’re officially back on the air!

Whether you’ve been craving thoughtful documentaries, beloved dramas, or family-friendly fun, your favorites are back—right where they belong.

Thank you for your patience and continued support. We couldn’t have done this without you.

01/08/2025

This week on Headline Humboldt, all good things come to an end. And because of cuts made by President Donald Trump and the GOP in Congress, this is the final episode of Headline Humboldt.

We’re joined by local political commentator Eric Kirk to consider the moment, weigh the stakes, and highlight the long slow strangling of free speech that’s now under way in these once United States.

Watch this Last Episode Tonight at 7pm on YouTube, the PBS APP, and the KEET Livestream.

30/07/2025

The TSUNAMI ADVISORY has been CANCELLED for the Humboldt County coast. Strong, dangerous ocean currents and waves are still possible. Exercise caution if visiting beaches and/or coastal waterways.

For more information, please visit humboldtgov.org/emergency.

30/07/2025

With the sun rising on a new day, tsunami activity continues.

While most of the coast has started to see activity slowly subside, Crescent City has remained resilient with rapid swings in water level of over 3 feet.

Remain cautious of dangerous currents through the day today!

30/07/2025

This is the current tsunami wave forecast. Humboldt Co. is forecast to have a maximum tsunami ~1 foot. Del Norte is forecast to have a maximum wave height of 3-5 foot. People are advised to stay off of beaches and stay away from marinas and harbors for the next 10-36 hours after the first wave arrival at 1150PM PDT tonight (7/19/2025).

28/07/2025

UPDATE:

We are working directly with the manufacturer to fix the issue, AND the parts needed to make the repair have been ordered!

We are working to get the necessary engineering personnel on-site to make the repairs.

Unfortunately, it will be another week or maybe two before everything is in place and we can get this job done.

We’re continuing to try and make this happen as soon as possible.

We will update when we know more.

26/07/2025

This week on Headline Humboldt, Planned Parenthood of California loses millions of dollars in funding — at least for now — after a legal blow suffered during its battle against the Trump Administration. Also, KMUD GM Kara Randolph joins us to describe how the elimination of federal funding for public broadcasting will impact its operations and employees. They’re asking the community for support.

TONIGHT (July 25th) at 7pm on the PBS APP and Our YouTube.

24/07/2025

As part of the Shared Stories of Caregiving campaign, and as a companion to the new documentary CAREGIVING, KEET PBS and its partners invite YOU to share a personal story about caregiving.

Why Share?
Your story can help others feel less alone, celebrate the joys and challenges of caregiving, and build understanding across our community.

Go to: keet.org/caregiving for

18/07/2025

Dear Friends,
I’m writing to you today not just as KEET’s Executive Director, but as your neighbor on the Redwood Coast.

Congress has now passed a bill eliminating all federal funding for public broadcasting—threatening the foundation on which stations like KEET depend. At this moment, we are in urgent discussions with PBS and our national partners, working to understand whether they will help us continue to bring vital content to our community. Until we know more, we cannot say exactly what programming will be affected.

What we do know is this:
We will be forced to make painful cuts to both staff and programming in the days ahead. These decisions are heartbreaking, but our goal is to do everything possible to keep KEET serving the Redwood Coast.

Your support—now and in the future—will make all the difference as we fight for the station’s survival.

We promise to keep you informed as the picture becomes clearer. In the meantime, please know how deeply grateful we are for your belief in local public media.

With resolve and appreciation,
David Gordon
Executive Director

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