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Walter Lord at the Farmers Loop West transfer station in Fairbanks. Lord says his reitrement investments have taken a hit in the wake of Trump's tariffs and the ensuing stock market shakeup.
Shelby Herbert
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KUAC
News
Hey, Alaska, what do you think about President Trump's first 100 days in office?
Avery Ellfeldt
From the Aleutians to the Interior to Southeast, we asked Alaskans how they'd rate President Trump's first 100 days in office. Here's what they told us.
Claire Stremple
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Alaska Beacon
News
Alaska Legislature approves corporate tax for online business in Alaska, tied to education funding
Corinne Smith
A map of the lots of land inside the Kodiak Island Borough shows the three acres of land off Island Lake Road that are set for disposal. The area in question is outlined in blue.
Kodiak Island Borough/screen grab
News
Borough Assembly agrees to start land disposal process, sell four unused lots in Kodiak
Davis Hovey
The Midday Report - Statewide News and Local Events Update Every Weekday
Weekly Wrap
  • KMXT
    Weekly Wrap: May 9, 2025
    Davis Hovey
    This week we hear about a busy cruise ship week season in Kodiak, statewide recognition and awareness events for national Missing and Murdered Indigenous People's day, the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly is preparing to sell land it owns, and a story about the Alaska Legislature passing a budget with a $1,000 PFD which now heads to Gov. Dunleavy's desk.
Talk of the Rock
Alaska Fisheries Report
  • Tony Strong holds two eulachon, or “hooligan”
    (Photo by Claire Stremple/KHNS)
    Alaska Fisheries Report 08 May 2025
    Terry Haines
    This week on the Alaska Fisheries Report with Terry Haines:KUCB's Sofia Stuart-Rasi reports on the halting of a program to test mollusks in the Aleutians for paralytic shellfish poisoning, Sheefish could be on the rise, according to KOTZ's Desiree Hagen, and the arrival of the hooligan in Haines is covered by Avery Ellfeldt for KHNS.
Alaska News
The Trans-Alaska Pipeline winds through the landscape, seen here at pipeline mile 709.7 along the Richardson Highway south of Copper Center, Alaska on August 13, 2024. (Eric Stone/Alaska Public Media)
  1. Alaska Senate leaders propose reducing oil tax credits as deficits loom
  2. Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, February 26, 2025
  3. The U.S. House budget calls for health care cuts. Murkowski says they'd be ‘devastating’ to Alaska.
  4. ‘Alaska Native’ removed from Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program website
  5. How to escape learned helplessness and find your motivation | Line One
  6. Southcentral Alaska volcano still rumbling but eruption uncertain
  7. Ukraine invasion anniversary draws Fairbanks protest
  8. Trump firings at Juneau glacier's visitor center prompt summer tourism concerns
  9. Alaska property crimes decline over long term, but violent crime rates remains ‘exceptionally’ high
  10. 6 federal workers get their jobs back in 1st successful challenge to Trump's firings
NPR National News
  1. The Fox-to-Trump Funnel sweeps up Jeanine Pirro of 'The Five'
  2. Why some friendships end after kids come into the picture
  3. Why Trump is focusing on business deals on his Middle East trip
  4. Elizabeth Holmes' partner raises millions for new biotech testing startup
  5. Pakistan and India say they'd consider de-escalation if the other reciprocates
  6. VA says its job cuts will limit doctor, nurse resignations
  7. Google will pay Texas $1.4B to settle claims over user data collection
  8. Cities aiming to thwart immigrant detention centers wield a secret weapon: local laws
  9. Why this U.S. ambassador cried at a press conference — and is being called a hero
  10. Chicago celebrates cultural victory with native son, Pope Leo XIV