The pandemic means there are more opportunities every day to talk to new people who haven’t been a part of our coverage before.
Inside KTOO
A letter to the KTOO community from our editor
We take our public mission seriously and instead of scaling back during these uncertain times, we are ramping up.
Changes to the websites for KTOO and 360 North
As a part of a website redesign for KTOO.org, we’ve consolidated our digital services in order to better serve our online audience.
Here’s the first diversity report since KTOO started asking everyone we interview about their gender and ethnicity
We’ve started asking everyone who appeared in a news story or was a guest on Juneau Afternoon to identify their gender and race and/or ethnicity.
We looked at everyone we interviewed for 6 months and this is what we found
Part of our newsroom’s mission is to “consciously seek out the voices, perspectives and stories not found in other news outlets.”
Why KTOO’s Facebook page was sanctioned by Facebook
Facebook incorrectly flagged two of KTOO’s posts as “clickbait” and subsequently punished KTOO for the posts. Here’s our explanation of what happened and where things stand.
How public media in Alaska decided to cover cuts affecting itself
For the sake of transparency, Alaska Public Media and KTOO explain why we did a story on the public broadcasting funding veto.