Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) is leaving Congress in the next couple of weeks after losing her reelection bid, and she reflected on her achievements as a lawmaker in Washington and what lies ahead.
October 25 marks Alaska Highway Day - commemorating the day in 1942 when the Alaska highway was completed.
The day also honors the contributions by ‘African American Soldiers’, who helped to build the road that connects Alaska to the contiguous United States, across Canada.
In this week's In-Depth Alaska podcast, we talked with registered nurse Jean Dore about the role she plays in supporting women after they've been diagnosed with breast cancer.
A doctoral student at the University of Alaska Fairbanks sat down with Tracy Sinclare to talk about new research on the air quality in Fairbanks and how this new information has made the picture more complicated.
The September Alaska Economic Trends magazine is out with a focus on how Anchorage neighborhoods have changed in the past 40 years. We sat down with author of the article, economist Sam Tappen.
September is Hunger Action Month. We sit down with the Food Bank of Alaska to talk about how big the problem is in Alaska and what Alaskans can do to help.
Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson sat down with reporter Mike Mason for more than 20 minutes to discuss his thoughts on how to deal with the problems of homelessness.
The Social Security Administration announced an increase of 8.7 percent to the Cost of Living Allowance (COLA). What this means for Alaskans who receive social security benefits.
