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The White House infrastructure coordinator is among a string of federal appointees who came to Alaska this month to announce big-dollar projects.

Important objects like ceremonial masks and drums are scattered throughout the collections of museums across the globe.

The goal is to teach Tlingit culture while applying the principles of science, technology, engineering and math education to canoe making.

On this episode of Addressing Alaskans we hear how the Anchorage economy has been progressing and what issues lie ahead. This program features the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation’s three-year outlook luncheon. It covers topics including population, employment, and other local industries. Speakers include Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson, AEDC president and CEO Bill Popp, and keynote speaker Mick Cornett, a four-term Mayor of Oklahoma City.

Kyle Knight reached the summit after a lifetime of watching the mountain, dreaming of the climb.

Pilot Jason Tucker, 45, of Wasilla and passenger Nicolas Blace, 44, of Chugiak, are presumed to have died when their PA-18 aircraft crashed.

Almost half of payroll processing jobs are unfilled, causing errors and delays.

“Efficiency isn't the point,” said a volunteer at Off the Chain. “It's about people doing it themselves."

Alaska's national parks saw 2 million visitors last year. Their spending is down from the pre-pandemic high of $1.5 billion.

You can get toasters, new blankets, specialty dog food and a range of other household goods through the U.S. mail from companies such as Amazon, but if you want lumber, concrete, a new dishwasher, or any of the household items found in local stores, it’s most likely entering the state and coming to your community through the Port of Alaska, where the vast majority of all incoming Alaska supplies are received. The port is undertaking a massive modernization project. We discuss what it will mean for the future of shipping to Alaska on this Talk of Alaska