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  • Traveling Music 8-16-15
    Traveling MusicShonti Elder8-16-15 Format:Song Title Artist / ComposerCD TitleLabelDuration Promoted: Rufus Wainwright concert, Sat. Aug. 29 at the…
  • A right whale in the southeastern Bering Sea in 2005. Photo: Brenda Rone/NOAA Fisheries.
    Looking (And Listening) For Alaska's Rarest Whale
    Researchers are cruising the Gulf of Alaska on the lookout for one of the world’s rarest animals: the North Pacific right whale.
  • 15-Year-Old Plane Crash Survivor Honored By Coast Guard
    The 15-year-old survivor of a plane crash near Juneau was recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard Thursday for helping to save the other three passengers despite his own injuries.Download Audio
  • Yukon King Run Stronger Than Expected
    A stronger than expected run of Yukon River Chinook salmon is allowing fishery managers to loosen subsistence harvest restrictions on both the U.S. and Canadian sides of the river. The better-than-anticipated run is still small by historical standards, but may signal that Yukon King stocks are beginning to rebuild. Download Audio
  • Under Alaska Management, Mosquito Fork is Open for Business
    The federal government has backed down in a long running legal dispute with the State of Alaska over ownership of an eastern interior river. State ownership the Mosquito Fork of the Forty Mile River will open it up to new activity, including mining.Download Audio
  • Alaska Senators No Fans of Iran Deal
    The Obama administration faced a tough crowd this morning as it defended its nuclear agreement with Iran in Congress. Both of Alaska’s senators are among the chorus of lawmakers who say the deal is bad for the U.S.Download Audio
  • Conservationists Declare Victory in Court's Tongass Road Ruling
    The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a 2003 exemption today that would have made it possible to build roads through the Tongass National Forest.Download Audio
  • Court Strikes Roadless Rule Exemption in Tongass
    A divided federal appeals court has affirmed a lower-court decision that would reinstate prohibitions on road-building and timber harvests in roadless areas of the nation's largest national forest.
  • Forgiving Without Forgetting: A Tlingit Village Up in Smoke
    In 1962, the Douglas Indian Village was set ablaze to make way for a new harbor. This month marks 53 years since the city displaced households of Tlingit T’aaku Kwáan families. Little to no restitution has ever been offered.Download Audio
  • In Remote Alaska, High-Speed Internet Comes By Land - Not Satellite
    A plan to bring land-based high speed internet to the western Interior is moving forward this summer. GCI’s TerraNet uses hilltop repeater sites to pass microwave signals along the ground, rather than sending the signals to satellites in space.Download Audio
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