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  • Night Music: August 27, 2016
    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…
  • Nikos Tsafos of Enalytica warned lawmakers of major unkowns in a state-led gas line project. “If I were taking over a $50 billion project, I would be a lot more worried than I feel folks are worried,” he said. (Photo by Rachel Waldholz, Alaska’s Energy Desk - Anchorage)
    State takes control of gas line megaproject; consultant warns of major risks
    The state of Alaska is formally taking over the massive North Slope gas line project. Listen now
  • Gov’s budget veto has at least one fan: rating agency S&P
    After four credit downgrades in eight months, Alaska received some good news Monday: S&P Global will not lower the state’s credit rating — at least for now. Listen now
  • The Trans Alaska Pipeline, or TAPS, carries crude from Alaska's North Slope to the rest of the state, shown here running along the Dalton Highway. Oil prices have rebounded slightly in the last few weeks, analysts say that won't mean much for Alaska's bottom line. (Photo by Lindsay Ohlert/Creative Commons)
    Uptick in oil prices helps Alaska’s bottom line, but not much
    Oil prices were up for the third straight week last week. Listen now
  • Students dig a mass balance pit on the Juneau Icefield. (Photo by Elizabeth Jenkins, KTOO - Juneau)
    Why students and scientists spend summer on ice
    The Juneau Icefield Research Program has been around for 70 years. First, exploring the icy expanse. And later, tracking the rate Southeast glaciers are shrinking.
  • The shadow of giants: Schaeffer legacy honored in Kotzebue
    Nation's first Iñupiaq two-star general played a critical role in fighting for the people of the Northwest Arctic at a pivotal time in Alaska's history.
  • Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, August 10, 2016
    The shadow of giants: Schaeffer legacy honored in Kotzebue; big spending among candidates looking to replace outgoing state legislators; aiming to take the state House, Democrats target their own; in Bethel House race, candidates question Democratic cred; Tuluksak man still missing after a month; USACE winds down Attu cleanup until next year; Anchorage residents celebrate Salmon Day Listen now
  • Marian Call performs at Wanderer’s Refuge in Chicago on Oct. 23, 2014. (Creative Commons photo by Jamie Bernstein)
    Trending: #FirstSevenJobs started with Juneau musician Marian Call
    Juneau singer-songwriter Marian Call has gone internet-famous again, this time with the Twitter hashtag #FirstSevenJobs.
  • R.T. "Skip" Wallen's whale sculpture arrived on August 8, 2016, in Juneau, Alaska.The sculpture is parked under the Juneau-Douglas Bridge and will take weeks to install. (Photo by Rashah McChesney, KTOO - Juneau)
    Alaska News Nightly: Monday, August 8, 2016
    13 injured in RV crash on Richardson Highway; Delta power outage cancels and delays thousands of flights; replacing a legacy: running for Senate Seat J; Eagle River trap-shooter earns bronze in Rio; new report says 2015 was hottest year on record on Earth; 'And Soon I Heard a Roaring Wind' gives a natural history of wind; new nonprofit seeks awareness and housing for mentally ill; teen dies after raft overturns in Anchorage's Eagle River; Wrangell sewer mainline breaks, allowing 20,000 gallons of raw sewage into harbor; Kodiak Island Borough has highest rent in Alaska; whale sculpture arrives in Juneau, fins to come Tuesday Listen now
  • New report says 2015 was hottest year on record on Earth
    Rising sea levels, changes in marine habitat, decreasing Arctic sea ice and retreating mountain glaciers over the last 50 years all signal that the planet has long surpassed a tipping point in a changing global climate. Listen now
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