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Anchorage’s Bold Moves for Mothers, Schools, and Wildlife | Anchorage News
New moms in Anchorage are leading the charge for mental health awareness, while the school district rolls out relief for back-to-school supplies. Charitie Ropati, a rising STEM star, made it to Forbes 30 Under 30 — proving ambition pays off. Biologists track geese and rescue an early elephant seal,…
Alaska's Permanent Fund and Big Infrastructure | Anchorage News
Alaska’s bold new idea: use the Permanent Fund to directly fund massive infrastructure projects like “Build the Line,” sparking fierce debate over risk, return, and whether this ambitious move could reshape the state’s financial future—or jeopardize its savings. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on…
Alaska's Ballot Measure Two Exposed | Anchorage News
Alaska’s Ballot Measure Two promises to “restore” party primaries but secretly guts campaign finance transparency—leaving voters in the dark about who’s funding candidates. With most Alaskans independent, the measure risks silencing their voices by reshaping elections to favor party loyalists.…
Alaska's Voting System at Risk | Anchorage News
Alaska’s mail-in ballot system is vital for remote voters, ensuring fair representation—yet a proposed federal bill could undermine it by ignoring the state’s unique geography and risking voter data privacy, sparking distrust and fears of misused information. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a…
Testosterone Tests Stir Military Debate | Anchorage News
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is reportedly planning to test service members over thirty for testosterone levels, sparking fierce debate. Supporters say it’s about ensuring peak physical readiness, while critics see it as a thinly veiled attack on older officers, questioning true motives. Some…
The Vanished Alaskan Dreamers | Anchorage News
A haunting true story of John and Ginger Davidson, a couple and their three-year-old son who vanished at sea in Alaska in 1977 while returning from a hospital trip. Their remote homestead dream, part of a countercultural back-to-the-land movement, ended in tragedy as their overloaded boat…
Oilers Rise Again After Financial Struggle | Anchorage News
The Peninsula Oilers are roaring back to life after a heartbreaking 2025 season cancellation, fueled by community spirit and bold new leadership. Facing financial collapse after losing their key revenue source, the team sold assets and brought in former MLB player Marshall Boze as GM to rebuild…
Memorializing Lives Lost in Anchorage | Anchorage News
Every year since 1994, Anchorage gathers in solemn tribute at the Victims for Justice homicide memorial, where families add new names to a wall of remembrance — each one a story of love, loss, and resilience. Speakers honor the lives lost, turning grief into unity as communities come together to…
Tradition, Community, and Celebration in Fairbanks | Anchorage News
The World Eskimo-Indian Olympics just turned 65, and it’s more than just games—it’s a vibrant reunion of Alaskan cultures in Fairbanks. Elders like Marie Yaska and Helen Attla share how these events bring communities together, celebrate traditions like seal feasts and dance, and bridge generational…
Legion & ABL Baseball Chaos | Anchorage News
High school baseball exploded with drama this week as Wasilla, Service, and South dominated their matchups, while Fairbanks struggled mightily—losing seven straight shutouts. Chugiak bounced back with gritty wins, and the Alaska Baseball League saw the Chinooks surge with multiple victories,…
The Art of Pausing While You Build | Anchorage News
When life’s to-do list feels endless, it’s easy to forget what it means to truly live. One listener shared how her husband, laser-focused on managing every chore and responsibility, has lost the joy of spontaneity and presence. His dedication to stability is admirable—but at what cost? The episode…
Lynx in the Road: Tracking Lucy | Anchorage News
Canada lynx like Lucy, a GPS-tracked female near Coldfoot, Alaska, are revealing surprising behaviors as they navigate the growing traffic on the Dalton Highway — a vital Arctic route now seeing more trucks and tourists, especially with new oil and mining projects on the horizon. Researchers are…