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  • Sen. Sullivan: 'Yes' on Kavanaugh nomination
    U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan says he’ll vote to confirm Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Listen now
  • Hatchery debate wages on as research continues
    A conflict is intensifying over hatcheries in Prince William Sound. Listen now
  • An uncertain future for immigrants pushed out of military
    Service members who joined under a program designed to recruit more medical and language professionals from immigrant backgrounds are now being kicked out, according to the program's architect. Listen now
  • Housing for health
    Over 1.5 million Americans experience homelessness in any given year. They face numerous health risks and are disproportionately represented among the highest users of costly hospital-based acute care. Providing supportive housing is one way to treat homelessness that can potentially improve health, reduced costs, and decrease hospital utilization. Tune in and join co-host Dr. Jay Butler and his guests, Dr. Monica Gross and Dr. Dick Mandsager for a lively discussion of Housing for Health.Thanks for listening!
  • What they mean when they say 'immigration problem'
    Lawmakers paint different pictures of what the immigration problem actually is and who the victims are. That's true even within Alaska's all-Republican delegation to Congress. Listen now
  • The green rectangles show average Ketchikan precipitation for that month over the years. The black dots show what happened over the past nine months. (Graphic courtesy National Weather Service)
    Even a rainforest can experience a drought, weather service says
    There are no tumbleweeds blowing through the streets of Southeast Alaska towns, but, the region has received less precipitation than usual over the past nine months. Listen now
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    New UAF research could help scientists develop an early warning system for earthquakes
    A University of Alaska Fairbanks researcher has discovered unusual precursor activity along the Minto Fault west of Fairbanks. Listen now
  • Veterans from Kotzebue have war stories archived online
    From World War II, the Korean and Vietnam Wars and both Gulf Wars, more than 70,000 veterans have served in the armed forces. Now, more of their stories can be heard online. Listen now
  • 93-year-old Glenn Hackney, giving the thumbs down to a mattress he hauled off the side of the road in Fairbanks on April 30th, 2018. He starts picking up roadside trash as soon as the snow melts each year. (Ravenna Koenig/ Alaska’s Energy Desk)
    Alaska News Nightly: Tuesday, May 22, 2018
    This man hopes to bring the gavel down on ANWR drilling; Urged by Alaska veterans, Sullivan supports cannabis research at VA; Alaska mission to China kicks off with ceremony, trade talks…and speed dating; Additional federal gun charges brought on man charged with 2016 killing of Fairbanks policeman; Three Unalaska residents to be honored for rescuing trapped child on Portage Glacier; Kodiak farmers market kerfuffle results in market move, addition of new market; Ask a Climatologist: Anchorage, this gloomy spring is all in your head; This man and his yellow truck signal the arrival of spring in Fairbanks Listen now
  • 93-year-old Glenn Hackney, giving the thumbs down to a mattress he hauled off the side of the road in Fairbanks on April 30th, 2018. He starts picking up roadside trash as soon as the snow melts each year. (Ravenna Koenig/ Alaska’s Energy Desk)
    This man and his yellow truck signal the arrival of spring in Fairbanks
    Back in 1992, Glenn Hackney actually got hit by a car while picking up trash. It broke both his legs. That might give the average person pause about continuing. Not Hackney. Listen now
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