Alaska News Nightly: February 10, 2012
Resources Committee Opens Hearings On Oil Tax Bill, Senate Votes To Increase School Funding, State Working To Implement Affordable Care Act Requirements, Koenig's Father Plans Vigil, Says Stands Not Safe, Bill Moves Quickly To Slow Down Electronic Reports For Candidates, Mushers Begin To Leave Dawson City, Fire Consumes St. Paul’s Trident Warehouse, UAF Replacing Community and Technical College Dean, AK: Love, 300 Villages: Ambler
Alaska News Nightly: Friday, Apr. 15, 2016
Former Fairbanks Borough Mayor to serve on pipeline board; Renewable Energy Fund, casualty of budget crunch, may get new life; Walker says he'd veto Anchorage legislative office purchase; final vote count: Girdwood to pay for police, Marsett beats Schuster; University of Alaska faces $50 million cut due to committee vote; low clouds a possible factor in Wrangell-Angoon plane crash; EPA retiree, pulled back into Pebble, says he's done; proposed motor fuels, mining, and fisheries' taxes rolled into one bill; correctional farm saves money, redirects lives; AK: Mayuri dancers bring Bollywood to Anchorage; 49 Voices: John Giraldo of Anchorage Download Audio
Governor Walker discusses his prospects for 2017
Governor Bill Walker wants a budget plan and expressed frustration during his State of the State address with critics who don’t offer other ideas. What does he think he can get done during the current session and how long does he think it will take to get the state back on firm fiscal ground? We’ll ask when he joins us. Listen Now
Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, August 4, 2021
Loud opposition to the Anchorage School District's mask policy does not sway the school board. And, new signs are going up around Anchorage featuring Dena'ina place names. Plus, criticism over cuts to free legal help for low-income Alaskans.
Line One: Youth Sports Injuries
This week on Line One, host Dr. Woodard welcomes two local experts to discuss common sports injuries for Alaska's youth. Learn how parents and...
Alaska News Nightly: Friday, June 24, 2016
Possible Anchorage special session location would crimp fundraising; judge rules that the House cannot appeal Walker's expansion of Medicaid; maritime unions endorse Don Young's political rival; U.K. vote to leave E.U. has ripple effects on oil and permanent fund; Bethel nonprofits will no longer get a pass on sales taxes; AK: Before Orlando and after Orlando; 49 Voices: Katy Laurance of Anchorage Download Audio
Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, Apr. 6, 2016
Budget talks entering final phase; feds refuse state request to prosecute Bill Allen; offshore drilling plan draws protests; North Slope mayor recalled by voters; liberals get edge in Anchorage elections, massive school bond fails; Girdwood police vote undetermined; Emmonak declares disaster after fire threatens fishing industry; Peninsula spruce threatened by aphid; taking a field trip to the moon, sort of Download Audio
Alaska News Nightly: October 30, 2014
Judge Rules State Must Comply With National Guard Records Request; Organizations Making Final Push To Encourage Alaska Native Voters; YKHC Moves Into New Prematernal Home; Timeline Begins To Emerge From National Guard Documents; Refuge Proposes Shooting Caribou that Swim Off Adak; Report: Second-Growth Logging Can Start Now;
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Is the world’s best ice cream in…ALASKA?! | INDIE ALASKA
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Elissa Brown always loved tinkering around in the kitchen, but she never thought it would evolve into her own business making ice cream with...
Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, April 5, 2023
The Alaska House Minority disappears in a dispute over increased education funding. Plus, more delays getting body-worn cameras on Anchorage police.
Stage Talk: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Hosts Mark Muro and Jean Paal visit with guests Krystal DeJesus and Stewart Mee about the Alaska Fine Arts Academy's upcoming production of "A...
Alaska News Nightly: Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Why state officials chose a virtual school from Florida over a platform developed in Alaska. Plus: Wildfires slowed tourism on the Kenai Peninsula last year- now businesses are bracing for another tough summer. And, how NOAA scientists are using artificial intelligence to count wildlife populations.
Revisiting getting your own piece of Alaska
KSKA: Thursday, August 10, at 2:00 p.m. The dream of getting your own piece of Alaska is as old as the North, the idea of staking land, proving up, and ending up with a big homestead that is your own estate. We’ll talk about how you can buy a remote piece of Alaska, too, and hear the story of a real Alaskan pioneer who lived alone in the wilderness years ago.
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Holiday Programming: Winter Solstice
Today KSKA celebrates Winter Solstice with two special holiday programs. From 2:00 - 4:00 PM enjoy The Christmas Revels: In celebration of the Winter...
Jeep to Joint: How a Filipino-Hawaiian family leveled up their food truck in Alaska | INDIE ALASKA
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Donna-Flor Manalo and her family’s life transformed when they moved from Hawaii to Alaska--cultivating new passions and businesses. Manalo’s family created a food truck...
Traveling Music: July 13, 2008
Here's the music playlist from the July 13, 2008 edition of Traveling Music with Shonti Elder. All tracks played are listed below in...
Norway Policy Tour Report
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Pilgrimage to Spruce Island
Spruce Island is considered by many Orthodox Christians to be one of the holiest sites in North America. The island was home to the hermitage of Herman of Alaska during the early 1800's. Every year, in early August, the Orthodox Church in America celebrates the canonization of Saint Herman with a Liturgy, pilgrimage, and banquet.
Gorongosa Park: Battle Lines
Experience the inspiring rebirth of an African wilderness through the eyes of Emmy Award-winning wildlife cameraman Bob Poole. Darting lions, wrestling crocs, facing down angry elephants – it’s all part of a day’s work as he joins the battle to re-wild a legendary national park.
The effort to end homelessness
The annual point in time homelessness count for Alaska has for years revealed that about 2000 people across the state, do not have their own home. Is it possible to get to zero?