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  • Gov. Mike Dunleavy and Attorney General Kevin Clarkson at a press conference held at the Capitol, Jan. 30, 2018. (Photo by Skip Gray/360 North)
    Alaska AG: Dunleavy could have state troopers bring legislators to Wasilla
    Alaska’s attorney general and the Legislature’s top lawyer are at odds over whether the governor is allowed to set a special session’s location.
  • The Swan Lake fire has grown to 40,000 acres as firefighters work to contain the blaze. (Image courtesy of Alaska Incident Management Team)
    Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, June 26, 2019
    Alaska AG: Dunleavy could have state troopers bring legislators to Wasilla; University of Alaska officials wary of cuts as impending budget drop date looms; EPA reconsiders restrictions on Pebble; Winds cause Shovel Creek Fire to spread; Traffic flow remains intermittent as Swan Lake Fire grows; University of Alaska president testifies, criticizing Chinese-made drones; After 44 years, Nordstrom store to leave Anchorage; After record season, scientists work to predict this year's Bristol Bay salmon haul; In tribute to original residents, Juneau Assembly renames downtown Willoughby District; New Anchorage art exhibit connects bird research to backyards
  • EPA officials hold an impromptu town hall in Dillingham’s boat yard on Thursday morning. (Photo by Alex Hager/KDLG)
    EPA reconsiders restrictions on Pebble
    The EPA is officially reconsidering the proposal it made during the Obama administration to essentially block the Southwest Alaska project.
  • Nordstrom store on 6th Avenue is connected to the 5th Avenue Mall. (Wikimedia image by Mike Czyzewski)
    After 44 years, Nordstrom store to leave Anchorage
    Economic pressure from both national and local trends are pushing an iconic downtown shop to shutter.
  • The Swan Lake fire has grown to 40,000 acres as firefighters work to contain the blaze. (Image courtesy of Alaska Incident Management Team)
    Traffic flow remains intermittent as Swan Lake Fire grows
    The 40,000-acre Swan Lake Fire, burning northeast of Sterling, is ending its third week, now with over 500 firefighters responding.
  • Traveling Music 7-21-19
    Traveling MusicShonti Elder7-21-19Format:Song Title Artist / ComposerCD TitleLabelDurationSomewhere Along the Way (with Jacob’s Waltz)Cathie Ryan / Rich…
  • Traveling Music 7-14-19
    Traveling MusicShonti Elder7-14-19Format:Song Title Artist / ComposerCD TitleLabelDurationBendTanana Rafters / Jamie…
  • Rep. Jason Grenn, I-Anchorage, during a House floor session last year. Grenn spoke in favor of a bill that would allow the state to issue bonds to pay off oil and gas tax credits. (Photo by Skip Gray/360 North)
    Former Alaska lawmaker disappointed with retroactive per diem payments
    Former Alaska state Rep. Jason Grenn sponsored an ethics law last year that affects legislators’ per diems. He called a recent vote on retroactive per diem payments “sad.”
  • The Eurodam, a Holland America Line ship, sits in port on Monday, June 24, 2019. Video posted to Facebook on Monday appears to show the ship passing close to a pod of humpback whales. (Photo courtesy Anjuli Sastry)
    Feds investigate video of cruise ship in near-miss with humpback whales
    Federal regulators are investigating video footage that appears to show a Holland America Line cruise ship narrowly missing a pod of humpback whales while on its way to Juneau.
  • Smoke from the Swan Lake fire lingers in the air over the Kenai River on Saturday, June 22. (Photo by Abbey Collins, Alaska Public Media - Anchorage)
    Swan Lake fire grows, moving closer to Sterling Highway
    The Swan Lake fire has grown to 32,300 acres. The fire has been burning since early June in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. This weekend, winds spread the fire within two miles of the Sterling Highway.
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