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The Alaska House approves a fast-tracked spending bill to cover higher-than-expected state costs.

Parents, teachers and community members are speaking out against a proposal to cut hundreds of staff and many programs to close a $90 million deficit.

Hear from members of the Alaska Black Caucus about what they do and learn about the upcoming Bettye Davis African American Summit.

The local production tells the story of Margaret Chase Smith standing up to Joseph McCarthy during the Red Scare. There will be preview performances ahead of the Cleveland run on Sunday and Monday.

The Alaska Federation of Natives urges lawmakers to fix the state's dual fish and wildlife management system.

The reasons for doing so – as well as the lessons and pieces of gear – are many. But how does someone actually convince themselves to get back in the saddle day after day?

Alaska food producers ask lawmakers to keep state funding for a program that boosts locally grown food.

Hear from author Marybeth Holeman, artist Kristen Link and writer Brad Meiklejohn discussing their latest projects, including Marybeth's novel "Bloom Again" and Brad's writing about the Gray-headed Chickadee.

The program is set to expire, but a Fairbanks representative hopes to keep it going.

Cory Rausch says what some people see as cruelty is, to him, a form of intimacy and respect.