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Inside KTOO
KTOO turns 50 in January — help us celebrate by sharing your message
As part of our celebrations, we’d love to hear how KTOO impacts you.
Why we’re pausing our Twitter account
KTOO has recently decided to stop posting to Twitter from its main station account.
Remembering Jeremy Hsieh’s 13 years with KTOO
Over the last decade Jeremy reported nearly 1,000 stories for KTOO.
To participate in Alaska’s upcoming election, start by asking questions
We’re asking you to participate in democracy by sending us any and all questions about taking part in the upcoming election in Alaska.
Why we didn’t broadcast the first Jan. 6 committee hearing live
Unlike the Jan. 6 hearings, coverage of Celebration can’t be found on every channel or platform. You can only get it from KTOO.
Sharing stories for Filipinos in Alaska
KTOO is amplifying the Filipino voices of Alaska.
KTOO says goodbye to Rashah McChesney
Friday, March 11, is Rashah Mcchesney’s last day with KTOO.
Matt Miller steps away after 23 years of hosting Juneau’s ‘Morning Edition’
Matt Miller has been the voice of KTOO’s morning news since 1998. Thursday, Sept. 30 was his last day hosting Morning Edition at the station. Reporter Bridget Dowd will be filling in as host for at least the month of October.
It’s not a typo: Why we are using ‘Lingít’ instead of ‘Tlingit’
KTOO supports the normalization and familiarization of the Lingít language.