Gov. Dunleavy releases his draft budget. Plus, researchers study how to integrate electric vehicles in rural Alaska.

The Seafood Task Force addresses commercial fishing permits. Plus, Tribal members harvest an aggressive Sea Lion in Petersburg.

Host Dr. Justin Clark and his guests discuss sleep apnea and treatment options on this Line One.

A new campaign seeks to raise awareness and recruit new foster care families. We learn more on this Talk of Alaska.

Gov. Dunleavy says he plans to file an education funding bill at the start of the legislative session. Plus, consumer rights advocates applaud rulings that block, for now, a merger between two of the country's largest grocery chains

Researchers discover an underwater volcano north of Alaska. Plus, a long-awaited report is out on a mining route in Interior Alaska.

The celebrated Anchorage mask maker and wood carver established a fund to support artists from the Circumpolar North.

Ossie Kairaiuak discusses the generational importance of storytelling and how these stories continue through the modern age.

Utilities are running out of time to plan for an impending natural gas shortage. Plus, a former paramedic says the behavioral health system in Ketchikan is collapsing.

The Alaska Supreme Court's next Chief Justice talks about the court's first female majority. Plus, Republicans organize a minority caucus.

If it’s built, the full pipeline project would move natural gas from the North Slope to Nikiski, where it'd be prepared for shipment overseas.

The recount begins for ballot measure two, the initiative to repeal ranked-choice voting. Plus, the Northwest Arctic community of Kiana has been without drinking water for days.