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Bob came to Alaska Public Media in September, 2009 for a six month stint to “right the technical ship” and help find a permanent replacement for the departed director of engineering. Little did he know he would be that replacement. Bob fell in love with the area and the organization, and opted to stay. Bob began his technical career right out of high school and moved into broadcasting after a 7 year stint in the Navy. He has been involved in engineering management for over 30 years, holding positions with various TV and radio stations in San Francisco, Portland, Spokane, Wenatchee and even Helena, Mt. The highlight of his career to now, has perhaps been having the opportunity of designing and building not one but two complete broadcast facilities, both showcases in their respective locations. Bob looks forward to many more years guiding Alaska Public Media down the digital roadway.

The former president chose Alaska's lieutenant governor over fellow Republican Nick Begich. Trump claims Begich has "Democrat tendencies."

The research aimed to understand and recreate the striking yellow, black and blue-green color palette used in this sacred fiber art.

Niece Amy Carlough says James and Kathryn Gould, who were killed in the February fire, ran a general store in King Cove before their deaths.

Both in the Lower 48 and Alaska, pioneers like Craig Kelly got people to even take snowboarding seriously as a sport at all.

Mat-Su Sentinel founder, editor and reporter Amy Bushatz has worked in news for more than two decades and said she aims to fill a local news void.

Kim Sherry talks about what it was like to cook on national television and being a culinary ambassador for our state.

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Trawlers say they're fishing legally, despite concerns from nearby residents. Plus, just one company bids for Cook Inlet oil and gas leases.

Concerts are Saturdays from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Peratrovich Park and features local jazz talent.