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Alaska Beacon reporter Claire Stremple discusses proposed processing and eligibility changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

The city saw gusts as high as 82 mph in the Potter Marsh area, leading to power outages for thousands of residents.

Right now, the Legislature appoints four of the board’s nine members. The executive order would allow the governor to appoint all nine.

Principals from Alaska’s top-ranked charter school point to a variety of reasons for their success.

In an interview, Alaska’s ‘top doc’ reflects on nearly five years of work, and the ebb and flow of public attention from the pandemic.

Some of the funding could be distributed as early as this fall, with much of it getting sent out by January of next year.

The idea would have to be approved by state legislators and Gov. Mike Dunleavy, because it requires changes to state law.

It’s estimated that less than 50 North Pacific Right Whales exist today in a range that extends from Hawaii to the southeastern Bering Sea and beyond.

Both women are from Southwest Alaska and each battled homelessness and addiction in Anchorage.

What is the best way to support students, teachers and schools for Alaska’s future? We discuss educational outcomes and funding on this Talk of Alaska.