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  • A bin full of Ekuk Beach silvers, chilling in refrigerated seawater prior to delivery. Ekuk fishermen say they had solid, steady action, and were glad to have a market with Alaska's Best Seafood. (Lance Spencer)
    Bristol Bay wrapping up unexpectedly good fall silver fishery
    Most taking home $.65/lb for their chilled coho catch, and with over 210,000 fish landed by probably less than 50 fishermen, the fall fishery proved a good one. Listen now
  • Midnight Sun Jazz August, 26th 2017
    Here’s the Saturday, August, 26th 2017 edition of Midnight Sun Jazz, with host Ed Ulman.
  • Traveling Music 9-2-17
    Traveling MusicShonti Elder9-2-17 Upcoming concerts: Fred Eaglesmith Thursday, Sept. 7, Vagabond Blues, PalmerFred Eaglesmith, Gurf Morlix, Mary Gauthier,…
  • The Herbert Glacier viewed from the banks of the eponymous river on August 12, 2017. (Photo by Jacob Resneck/KTOO)
    AK: Gold claims expand as Herbert Glacier retreats
    A retreating glacier is exposing virgin territory about 20 miles north of Juneau. Mining claims around the Herbert Glacier has a Canadian prospecting company excited and environmentalists concerned. Listen now
  • Secretary Chao announces infrastructure changes for Alaska
    Alaskans got news that one of the most trafficked roads in the state is a step closer to improvements that have been 40 years in the making. Listen now
  • An unidentified couple pose for the recently painted rainbow crosswalk at the intersection of 7th and Gold streets in August 2016. (Photo courtesy of Sue Warner)
    Alaska News Nightly: Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017
    Six charged in extensive Anchorage mail fraud case; Long awaited Interior natural gas contract expected; Fish and Game criticized over "chronic failure" regulating Mat-Su waters; PenAir requests subsidy to sustain market in Pribilof Islands; Former senator, longtime Native leader Albert Kookesh fighting cancer; Lawsuit dismissed after prompting abortion rule changes; Responders have mitigated pollution threat of F/V Akutan, Coast Guard says; New study suggests dental therapists improving oral health in YK Delta; Bradley Lake hydro expansion moves forward; Macomb caribou season closed early a day; Someone's painting rainbow colors over a Juneau crosswalk; the city wants it to stop; Ask a Climatologist: Rainy…even by Ketchikan standards Listen now
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    Fish and Game criticized over "chronic failure" regulating Mat-Su waters
    Leadership at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game got an earful Tuesday night in Palmer. Listen now
  • Flooding at Ketchikan’s Ward Lake Recreation Area, Aug. 22, 2017. (U.S. Forest Service photo by Paul Robbins Jr.)
    Ask a Climatologist: Rainy…even by Ketchikan standards
    Most places in Alaska are wetter than normal for August, but it's been especially rainy in Ketchikan. Listen now
  • New F-22 proposal could mean more noise for Mt. View
    The Air Force is weighing a plan that could bring more noise to at least one Anchorage neighborhood. Listen now
  • Akiak residents confront Jacques Cooper, a former VPO who multiple community members claim sold alcohol and marijuana illegally. The confrontation was live streamed on Facebook.(Photo courtesy Mike Williams)
    Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017
    State works to interpret its newest oil tax credit overhaul; Juneau representatives disappointed with lack of progress on budget plan; New F-22 proposal could mean more noise for Mt. View; Akiak attempts to banish former VPO, alleged bootlegger; 6-year sentence for heroin dealer nabbed in 2016 Dillingham bust; Dash and body cam footage of Fairbanks police-involved shooting backs up department's account; Kodiak Island looks at internet solutions for island communities Listen now
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