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Odd Squad Magazine has ranked departments by number of cases solved - and OSMU is last!

OSMU investigates the case of an agent who has been turned to stone.

Mr. O tells us about his favorite drink: melted icicles.

Sherlock doesn’t live up to his name. “He would not be a very good detective," says Olson.

Will cases spike in coming weeks? What do Alaskans need to know to help keep infection rates down? Alaska’s top doctors help to clarify the way forward.

With the northern lights dancing above, we talked to Iditarod leader Brent Sass as he danced through the Ruby checkpoint and onto the Yukon River, skipping a gourmet five-course meal in favor of more comfortable cold temperatures for his dogs. We'll also hear more from Sass and his fellow competitors on their 24-hour layover earlier, and from the back of the pack, a trio of women, who banded together in a snow storm. Plus we have a dog profile and THREE listeners asking the same question, with an answer straight from the musher in question and a separate listener... answer?

"We've been dealing with the moguls from the start," says Richie Diehl. "It'll be nice to be on the river."

Alaska Public Media is partnering with Out North to host Creative Reflections on Mental Health. Join us for a free, interactive, drop-in style event at…

The annual survey finds Americans more on edge than ever, triggered by financial issues, the war overseas and the cumulative pressure of living through the pandemic.

The first musher to the Yukon River gets a $3,500 cash prize, plus a bottle of champagne and a gourmet meal, cooked up by chefs who fly in for the occasion. But Sass declined the meal when he arrived.