Programs

Embedded Journalists Talk About Experience With Stryker Brigade, Missile Defense Will Have Long Presence In Alaska, Clive Thomas Explains Art Of Lobbying, Price On Fuel To Be Delivered To Nome Still Unknown, Coldest Villages Paying Highest Prices For Fuel, Up To 16 Inches Of Snow Expected In Anchorage, Plows Brace For Another Big Snowstorm, Yukon’s Year Round Swan Population Growing

Board Of Game Will Consider Aerial Predator Control Of Bears, Michael Geraghty Named Attorney General, Renda, Healy Expect To Be Close To Nome Late Tonight , Too Much Snow To Ski, Valdez Holds Off On Declaring Emergency, Fairbanks Artist Goes Big At Anchorage Airport, Governor Announces Terra Project Completion, Taylor Brelsford Talks About Haiti Earthquake Aftermath

Wildlife Official Charged With Hunting Violations, Board of Game Meeting Carries On Amid Rossi Charges, 28 New Bills Introduced For Upcoming Session, Alaska Gas Line Passes Hurdle With Filed Reports While Federal Coordinator Office Has Layoffs, President Obama Proposes Moving NOAA to Department Of Interior, Nome Residents Waiting On Fuel Delivery, Crabbers Eye Advancing Ice, AK: A Tropical Oasis, 300 Villages: Valdez

Petition For Coastal Management Program Receives More Than Enough Signatures, Begich Returns From Afghanistan Trip, Board of Game Approves Kenai Peninsula Aerial Wolf Hunting, Renda Begins Pumping Fuel, Copper Basin 300 Cancelled Due To Cold Temps, Impassable Trail, Anchorage Animal Control Deals With Influx Of Rescues, Alutiiq Language On The Mend, Second Superintendent Candidate Visits City , Holly Brooks Takes Three-Week World Cup Break

Legislature Gets Underway In Juneau , Coastal Management Petition Submits Nearly 34,000 Signatures, Board of Game Delays Bear Control Expansion Decision, Alaska Exports Top $5 Billion In 2011, Employers Enacting ‘Workplace Wellness Programs’, Most Bethel Schools Remain Closed, New Owners Come With New Vision For Former Pulp Mill, Fairbanks Artist Goes Big At Anchorage Airport

Nome Remains Concerned About Fuel Oil Status, State Takes Wait And See Approach On Wilde’s Appeal, Kip Knudson Takes Over As Director Of Alaska’s DC Offices, Senate Opens Hearing On Governor’s Scholarship Program, Sea Party Spent At Least $100K On Petition Drive, Many Alaska Salmon Packers Pull Out of MSC Certification Program, Unusually Large Crack Develops In Haines Road, Mt. Edgecumbe Students Present Bowhead Whale Findings, Bear Collar Cameras Yield Interesting Findings

Gov. Parnell Waiting For Answers From Oil CEOs, Parnell Defends Not Placing Wildlife Official On Leave, Susitna-Watana Dam Project Moving Forward, Renda, Healy Prepare to Leave Nome, Judge Upholds Fishing Restrictions In Western Aleutians , Angoon Petitions For Control Of Major Salmon Fishery, Afghan War Reunites Sitka Classmates , Alcan 200 Snowmachine Race Starts This Weekend,

Lynch Sentenced For Killing of Wife, Infant Daughter, Researcher Suspects Predators Killing More Sea Lions Than Expected, Sen. Murkowski Seeking Answers On Japan Tsunami Debris, Anchorage Protesters Hold ‘Move To Amend Rally’, Advisory Council Addresses Anterless Moose Hunts, Obama Appoints Alaskan to National Tourism Advisory Board, AK: Finding Inspiration In Alaska, 300 Villages: Tok

State Scholarship Bill Runs Into Opposition, Sulfolane Contamination Found In 285 North Pole Wells, Alaska Shows Greatest Potential For Ocean Energy Development, Name Change Proposed For Rat Island, Healy, Renda 115 Miles Away From Nome After Two Days, Rohn Buser Wins Kuskokwim 300, Yukon Quest Mushers Drop Off Food For The Trail, Frank Reed Passes Away At 99

Buccaneer Alaska Working To Bring Jack-Up Rig To Cook Inlet, Chenault Renews In-State Gas Line Push, Study Describes North Slope Employment As A Roller Coaster, Sea Ice Delays Bering Sea Snow Crab Season, More Federal Charges Filed Against Fairbanks Militia Group, Senate Opens Crime Summit, Subsistence Board To Review Rural, Non-Rural Status Decision Process, Bristol Bay, Unalaska Papers Returning Next Month, Powerful Solar Flares Surging

Scientists New Species Living Around Underwater Volcanic Vents, Alaska Delegation Responds to State of the Union Address, Michael Alexander to Plead Guilty to Fraud, Crime Summit Taking Place In Juneau, Committees Begin Overview Of Budgets, Record Employment Trend Likely to Continue Into 2012, Officials Discuss State’s Obesity Problem, World Ice Art Championships Going On As Scheduled, Kodiak Bear Still Awake, Active at Night

Rural Alaska Parents Settle In School Funding Case, DNR Proposes Changes to Mission, Legislature to Review, State Sen. Stevens Says Oil Tax Agreement Most Important This Session, Rep. Gara Pushes Against Texting While Driving, Crews Clean Up After Savoonga Fuel Spill, Enough Running Water Returns To Bethel Schools For Restroom Use, Tribal, Federal Representatives Attempt To Solve Sewage System Problems, IPHC Meeting Underway, Scientists Detail Concerns Over Stock Assessments, Anchorage Folk Festival Taking Place

Oil and Gas Taxes Could Be Separated, Legislature Researching DNR's Mission Change, Anchorage Economic Forecast Continues Upward Trend, IPHC Sets Catch Recommendations for 2012, Mastiffs, Fish, Hermit Crab Rescued From Knik Home, Birth Defect Rate Lowering In Alaska, AK: Going to Extremes, 300 Villages: Old Harbor

Senate Committee Approves More Money For Schools, Renda, Healy Break Out Of Ice, Ice Conditions Could Affect Fish Stocks, Interior Expecting Milder Weather, Anchorage Beginning to Warm Up, Vets Checking Out Dogs Before Yukon Quest, Pebble Limited Partnership Releasing Research, Alaska Airlines Employees Receiving Hefty Bonus, Airline Hoping to Start Anchorage to Russia Flights, Businessman, Statehood Bell Ringer Derr Passes Away

Jim Browder Selected As Next ASD Superintendent, New Oil, Gas Bill Expected By End Of Next Week, North Slope to Canada Gas Line Take Place in Fairbanks , Kotzebue Jail Remains Closed To Some Prisoners, Parnell, Delegation Respond To Possible Military Base Closures, ACMP Initiative Verification Marches On, K300 Raffle Winner Starting Scholarship Fund

Governor Opposes Formula Increase for Schools, ANWR Bill Passes Natural Resources Committee, New Rule Means Little Immediate Change For The Tongass, Emissions Testing Ending March 1 In Anchorage, Two Rural Alaskans Named To Federal Subsistence Board, State Affairs Committee Hears Testimony On Language Bill, Alaska Film Group, NANA Team Up To Attract Productions, United Airlines To Fly Into Fairbanks This Summer, Haines School Workers Get Some Social Security Money Returned

US Attorney’s Office Recommends Reduced Sentence For Fuglvog, Bethel Cab Driver Found Dead, Northern Waters Task Force Report: Opportunities and Challenges , January Sets Cold Records Across State, Bethel Experiences Record Cold, Geological Crack Threatens Haines Homes, Roads, Enstar Sold to AltaGas, Some Customers May Get Refund From Fairbanks Utility, Push For New Information On Old Fairbanks Murder Gains Momentum, Anchorage Receives $13.2 Million To Help Start Small Businesses, Chickaloon Author Releases ‘The Snow Child’

Missing Anchorage Woman Case Being Treated As Possible Abduction, Subsidized Air Travel In Alaska Included in FAA Reauthorization Bill, Veteran Employment Measure Passes House, Senate, Iditarod Trail Altered To Avoid ‘Happy River Steps’, Brevig Mission Man Arrested After Shooting At House, Final Yukon Quest Preparations Taking Place, Weather Advisory In Place Over Steese Highway, Part of Yukon Quest Trail, Officials Urge Anchorage Residents to Stay Off Roads, Newly Discovered Ledgers Offer Insight Into Aleutian History, AK: The Science of Ice, 300 Villages: Anderson

FAA Reauthorization Passes Major Hurdle, EPA Investigating Fairbanks Coal Power Plant, Two Sentenced To 104 Years In Killing Of Hooper Bay Man, Lawmakers Hear About Coastal Management Initiative, Legislators Discuss DNR Mission Statement Change, UAA Gets Funding For Corrosion And Mechanical Integrity Lab, Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction Against Sheraton Hotel Operator, Yukon Quest Leaders Leave Circle

Fuglvog Sentenced To Five Months In Prison, Both Sides Appealing Redistricting Ruling, Haines Requesting Assistance For Displaced Residents, Legislators Anticipating Fresh Look At Oil Taxes, New Fuel Prices Set In Nome, Citgo Giving 200 Bethel Homes Free Heating Fuel, AMF Granted Permit For Moose Feeding Stations, Lance Mackey Takes Yukon Quest Lead, New Tlingit Encyclopedia Baffling To Scholars, Speakers