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A conference in Anchorage, seeks to explore many questions around psychedelics. We talk with keynote speakers for the conference on this Line One.

A three-judge panel partially reversed a lower court ruling in a lawsuit brought by the Washington-based Wild Fish Conservancy.

Jonathan Murphy allegedly struck a man, lied about being struck by his vehicle and provided a false report of the 2023 incident.

Senate Bill 179 prevents municipalities from raising the assessed value of properties during an appeal process, among other changes.

Albertsons, the owner of Safeway and Carrs, wants to sell to Kroger, the parent company of Fred Meyer. The deal would affect multiple stores in Alaska.

Officials determined that Sgt. John Butler was legally justified in shooting and killing 58-year-old Lisa Fordyce-Blair in June after a lengthy SWAT standoff at her home.

The Department of Justice will have observers in certain rural areas to see if Indigenous language speakers are served properly.

Meteorologists say Tropical Storm Ampil could back up the Yukon River, causing erosion and structural damage like that on the Kuskokwim.

Some researchers wonder if CEOs' ballooning paychecks align with what’s best for patients and taxpayers.

After wind and flooding over the weekend, western Alaska braces for another storm. Plus, Anchorage's police chief responds to outcry after officers shot and killed a teenager. And a class learns that harvesting devil's club is about more than just putting on gloves.