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A new political group of concerned residents called Groundwater for Butte is protesting the Tuscan Water District which would encompass about 100,000 acres between Chico and Durham. Also, new data shows that 225,000 Californians assessed in June were dropped from MediCal, and temperatures will soar to 110 in Chico today and 113 in Redding.

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Author Heather Hamilton weaves her experiences, discourses on religion, and the Bible to help readers form their ideas about spirituality.

Host Dave Schlom sits down for a visit with world-renowned fly fishing and travel photographer Val Atkinson.

The city of Chico issued enforcement notices to residents of a large unhoused encampment at Depot Park, informing them that they'll be removed along with their belongings if they're still there on Aug. 10. Also, the Oroville City Council approved a $2.1 million contract with Butte Construction to begin work on a Pallet shelter in the city, and the only regional juvenile hall center in the state is scheduled to open in Marysville this fall.

Army veteran TJ Richardson recounts his return to college, and Author Phillip Elkins takes a road trip from Northern California to Acapulco in his latest book.

The Head Fire continues to prompt evacuations around Seiad Valley. Also, a health advisory was issued in Siskiyou County due to unhealthy air quality from the fires, and two years after the Dixie Fire six new homes are under construction in Plumas County.

British floral designer Shane Connolly is well-known for his world-class floristry and floral design, including the recent coronation of King Charles.

Host Dave Schlom is joined by special co-host Kendall Hall, an assistant physics professor at CSU Chico, for a very special conversation with one of America's greatest planetary scientists, Heidi Hammel. Also joining us is Stefanie Milam, Deputy Project Scientist for Planetary Science for the James Webb Space Telescope.

A Shasta County Board of Education meeting earlier this month became heated during a discussion of whether to censure one of its members. NSPR spoke with Annelise Pierce, managing editor of the nonprofit news outlet Shasta Scout. Also, the Butte County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to help identify a suspect who reportedly brandished a gun at Palermo Middle School last Friday prompting a lockdown, and a flash flood warning for the Monument Burn scar yesterday was a reminder of how quickly rain can cause flooding in areas that have recently experienced wildfire.