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  • Gov. Mike Dunleavy signing the capital budget on Thursday in Anchorage (Photo: Wesley Early - Alaska Public Media, Anchorage)
    Capital budget vetoes to hit homelessness, addiction treatment
    In Anchorage, there are worries that vetoes to addiction treatment facilities and a homeless assistance program could exacerbate a problem that's already worsening.
  • State of Art: August 9th, 2019
    This week on State of art we're talking Stories at the Cemetery and hearing from an Alaska musician who sang on the theme song for the new PBS Kids show Molly of Denali.
  • 2017 has seen a number of spills and violations by oil and gas producer Hilcorp.
    Hilcorp clears some regulatory hurdles to conduct a seismic survey in lower Cook Inlet
    Oil and gas development company Hilcorp is planning to survey an offshore lease site in lower Cook Inlet.
  • Upon launch, the 44 ground-based interceptor missiles at Fort Greely would create a plume of smoke, along with a low rumble and vibration – as did this interceptor launched from Vandenberg AFB, Calif., during this 2014 test. (Missile Defense Agency photo)
    5 recent missile-launch alerts direct Fort Greely residents, workers to take shelter
    Fort Greely has declared five so-called "shelter in place" alerts over the past two weeks, apparently in response to recent North Korean missile test launches.
  • Jen Martell, of the FNSBSD Risk Management Team, updates the school board as Jill Dolan (center) and Wendy Dau (right) prepare to answer questions. (Photo by Robyne, KUAC - Fairbanks)
    Parents recount traumatic stories from WVHS football players
    Parents vented their frustrations to the Fairbanks North Star Borough school board Monday night in a special meeting called to review the investigation into the near-drowning of three West Valley High School football players Friday, July 26.
  • Capt. Alyson White and Jennifer Brown exchange a laugh during a traditional dance in Newtok on July 25, 2019. Capt. White leads a rotating group of military trainees who are working on the village relocation project. (Photo by Katie Basile, KYUK - Bethel)
    Newtok partners with military to escape coastal erosion
    Newtok is the nation’s first community to relocate due to climate change, and the military is lending a hand. U.S. troops are working side by side with Newtok residents to build new homes.
  • Alaska News Nightly: Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2019
    Bill setting PFDs, reversing vetoes headed to Dunleavy on Wednesday, spokesperson says; Bethel water testing shows lead and copper levels exceeding federal standards; Nome officials suspend search for missing 14-year-old Nome girl; Man charged in Alaska cold case enters not guilty pleas; 2 men drown in canoeing accident on Kasilof River; University of Alaska to survey staff, students, community members about how to move forward; Parents recount traumatic stories from WVHS football players; US troops work to build homes with residents of Newtok, nation's first community to relocate due to climate change; Alaska senator says he's sickened by weekend mass shootings; Court reinstates Sarah Palin suit against New York Times; Iron Dog race officials announce change in course; Storms flood Kotlik, but other communities see little damage; In Alaska and nationwide, business groups push for inclusive hiring
  • What you need to know about this pest
    How to identify a spruce bark beetle-infested tree. Can you use it as firewood? How do you keep spruce in your own yard healthy? How serious is the outbreak in Southcentral? Thanks for listening!
  • International Joint Commission U.S. commissioners Rob Sissons, left and co-chair Jane Corwin listen at an Aug 5, 2019 meeting in Juneau hosted by Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan. (Photo by Karina Borger/Murkowski’s office)
    International Joint Commission launches ‘fact-finding mission’ into B.C. transboundary mining
    Alaska’s U.S. Senators hosted members of an international commission charged with investigating transboundary water disputes.“This has long been a…
  • Kikkan running intervals at East High School in preparation for the New York City Marathon. Photo courtesy Kikkan Randall.
    Kikkan Randall: An unexpected year
    In April of 2018, Kikkan Randall sat down with Charles Wohlforth on Outdoor Explorer and reflected on the final race of her skiing career. As all of…
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