Yearly Archives: 2019
Alaskan skiers claim victories at first day of National Cross Country Championships
Alaskans skied to top finishes Thursday as the US National Cross Country Ski Championships got underway in Vermont.
Alaska Made: There’s only one Christmas tree farm in Alaska. It’s on Kodiak, and it’s thriving.
Many of the favorite commercial decorative species don’t grow naturally this far north. So a family of Kodiak farmers decided to take on the challenge.
U.S. House Dean Don Young swears in Speaker Nancy Pelosi
Alaska's lone congressman had a ceremonial role in a major transition that happened Thursday in Washington D.C.
Midnight Sun Jazz December 22nd, 2018
Here’s the Saturday December 22nd, 2018 edition of Midnight Sun Jazz, with host Ed Ulman.
Algo Nuevo December 23rd, 2018
Here’s the Sunday, December 23rd, 2018 edition of Algo Nuevo con Dave Luera —Something New with Dave Luera.
Students learn survival skills over winter break in Haines
The Haines Library and the Haines Sheldon Museum partnered to offer outdoor survival skill workshops for kids over the winter break.
Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2019
Security concerns prompt closing of online PFD applications; Fairbanks election lawsuit goes before Supreme Court; Murkowski aims to revive public lands bill, despite objection; DOT proposes fee for Uber and Lyft to operate at Alaska international airports; Kenai Assembly's prayer list broadens after policy change; Single-use plastic bag ban takes effect in Unalaska; Public health data shows 13 percent rise in Alaska suicides; Proposed Prince of Wales old timber logging draws ire from environmentalists; Pebble proponents continue the battle despite years of stagnation; CVRF hopes tiny homes could serve as big solution for region's housing crisis
Public health data shows 13 percent rise in Alaska suicides
New report comes beside a study documenting the presence of drugs and alcohol in incidents of self-harm.
Murkowski aims to revive public lands bill, despite objection
One of Sen. Lisa Murkowski's first priorities of the year is to pass a 680-page public lands bill. Murkowski nearly passed it last month but was thwarted by a single senator.
We be jammin’: Anchorage Folk Fest turns 30 this year
Every January for three decades, the Anchorage Folk Festival has warmed up winter with strummin' fingers and tappin' feet. What's on the agenda this year, and more on the history and stories behind the music festival.
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Single-use plastic bag ban takes effect in Unalaska
As of Tuesday, single-use plastic bags are no longer allowed in Unalaska.
DOT proposes fee for Uber and Lyft to operate at Alaska international airports
If you're using ride-hailing services to get to certain Alaska airports, it could soon be a little more costly.
Traveling Music 1-6-19
Traveling Music
Date: 1-6-19
Shonti Elder
Format: Tune Title
Performer / Composer
Album Title
Recording Company
Length
Nest
Ruth Moody / Ruth Moody
The Garden
Red House Records
3:33
Better Days
Garnet Rogers / Garnet Rogers
Firefly
Www.garnetrogers.com
6:10
Garden Grow
Laurie Lewis...
As carbon emissions rise, salmon may lose crucial sense of smell
A new study has found that one of the coho salmon’s most valuable senses -- smell -- may diminish as more carbon dioxide enters the North Pacific Ocean.
Fairbanks election lawsuit goes before Supreme Court
Two months after election day, the Alaska Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments at a Jan. 4 oral hearing in the lawsuit holding up Alaska’s House District 1 election.
Coast Guard personnel to receive Dec. 31 paychecks despite government shutdown
According to an update posted on Coast Guard All Hands, the official blog for Coast Guard workers, meeting payroll in January “will require a fiscal 2019 appropriation, a continuing resolution, or passage of an alternative measure.”
Archived Events – 2018/2019
Covering a Crisis: A Discussion with Alaska Public Media Reporters
Join Alaska Public Media News Director Lori Townsend, and reporters Liz Ruskin, Nat Herz, and...