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  • Milken Education Award winner Valerie Baalerud (center) holds a check with (left to right) Eagle River High principal Marty Lang, Baalerud's daughter and her husband. (Photo by Wesley Early , Alaska Public Media - Anchorage)
    Alaska News Nightly: Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018
    Trump 'really didn't care' about ANWR. Then a friend called.; It’s hurry up and wait for state gasline corporation’s federal permitting schedule; State supplemental budget reaches $178 million, prompts Medicaid concern; State says Seward police shooting of man in patrol car justified; APD partners with Army to help soldiers find post-military careers; New Iditarod reforms to roll out after this year's race; After 24 hours, state withdraws legal help for Juneau against cruise industry; Eagle River history teacher surprised with $25,000 award; 'Flutters From Side Street - Volume One' showcases Anchorage coffeehouse musings Listen now
  • Boeing receives defense contract to expand missile defense at Fort Greely
    The Defense Department has awarded a $6.56 billion contract to the Boeing Company to oversee another expansion of the missile-defense base at Fort Greely. Listen now
  • Amid shrinking sea ice, hunters race to adapt
    With warming winters changing coastal environments, subsistence hunters are finding ways to adapt their practices. Listen now
  • No proof required for Alaska recall elections
    Currently, state law dictates city clerks evaluate recall petitions, but they do not have to prove the charges actually occurred. This means elected officials can be recalled simply because the voters don’t like them. Listen now
  • District 38 Representative Zach Fansler speaking with Bethel resident Mary Nanuwak at the December 12, 2017 Bethel City Council meeting. Fansler is accused of hitting a woman when she tried to leaveh is hotel room. (Photo by Christine Trudeau/KYUK)
    Y-K Delta Democrats discuss Fansler's potential replacement
    Representative Zach Fansler refuses to resign from the House, but his constituents are already planning to replace him. Listen now
  • Portugal. The Man's Zach Carothers delivers an acceptance speech at the 60th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday after the band won an award for best pop duo or group performance for the song "Feel It Still." (Screengrab)
    With Alaska roots and appreciation, Portugal. The Man wins Grammy
    Alaska-grown band Portugal. The Man won a Grammy for best pop duo or group performance with their catchy song "Feel It Still" at the Recording Academy's 60th annual awards show on Sunday. Listen now
  • The state granted Sikta a permit to export more than 9 billion gallons of water per year from Blue Lake. (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Creative Commons user thedamian)
    As speculation continues, Sitka finds wealth in water rights
    Although Sitka’s dreams of selling bulk water on the world market haven’t amounted to anything, the community has made quite a bit of cash not selling water. Listen now
  • A group of Unalaskans is trying to recall Mayor Frank Kelty. To force a recall election, they must collect 168 signatures. (Photo by Berett Wilber/KUCB)
    As Unalaska recall draws closer, no proof backing Kelty allegations
    Unalaska’s mayor will face a recall election in March. Frank Kelty has been accused of backroom dealings regarding the city dock -- accusations he has repeatedly denied. Listen now
  • Night Music: January 27, 2018
    Here is the Night Music Playlist with Kirk Waldhaus. All tracks played are listed below in the following format:TitleArtist / Composer (if known or if…
  • Putting on the show: A theatre conversation with Teresa Pond
    Anchorage has always had a lively theatre scene. Join Teresa Pond, producing artistic director at Cyrano's Theatre Company, for a look back and a look forward. LISTEN HERE
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