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Passenger numbers on track for record at major Alaska airports
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The airports in Anchorage and Fairbanks have already handled more than 3.2 million passengers.
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‘Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity’: Trump supporters line up hours early for Wasilla rally
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Most people in the crowd were from Southcentral, but some traveled from other corners of Alaska, like King Cove, and a few flew in from other states.
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Alaska governor candidates address growing gap in childcare
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An estimated half of Alaska families cannot fully participate in the workforce because they lack access to childcare.
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Two sent to hospital in separate vehicle strike incidents in Juneau this weekend
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Police identified the driver as 32-year-old Juneau resident Darien McCallum and said he did not remain at the scene after the collision.
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Indigenous scholars meet in Juneau to collaborate and highlight tribal resilience
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Indigenous scholars from across the country are convening in Juneau this week to learn from local experts, write grants, and build community.
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How the state uses prison labor in Juneau to subsidize its ferry system
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Since 1996, a small crew of people incarcerated at the prison has worked full-time doing all the laundry for Southeast ferries. Picture your standard run-of-the-mill laundromat but on steroids.
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Mat-Su officials call preparation for Trump visit ‘overwhelming’ and ‘exciting’
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President Trump will speak at the Menard Sports Center Tuesday to rally support for U.S. Sen. Sullivan and Congressman Begich, two Republicans running for reelection.
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Juneau had another record-breaking cruise season. Here’s how it went.
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The season ended with more than 1.7 million passengers visiting Juneau — an all time high. KTOO’s Clarise Larson sat down with the city’s visitor industry director to hear more about it.
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Trump’s push for $50B Korean investment in Alaska gasline faces familiar economic challenges
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Trump is pushing Korea to invest in Alaska LNG, and the Iran War has scrambled global energy flows. Is that enough to move a long-sought gasline forward?
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What to know about Alaska’s general election
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What’s on the ballot? Where and when can I vote? We answer those questions and more.
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Updated election results show Juneau voters continue to support seasonal tax
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The results shared Friday night are still subject to change, but likely not substantially. According to the city clerk’s office, the count released Friday night represents about 95% of the total ballot count.
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New Alaska sea sponge species fuel debate over fishery practices
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Alaska’s little-explored ocean floor continues to yield scientific discoveries, including a sponge species in a new-to-science genus.
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Rare albino caribou calf photographed for possibly the first time in Alaska
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Sightings like this are almost unheard of. The last record Fish and Game has is from 1976, when someone watched an albino calf from the Porcupine Herd through a spotting scope for about two minutes. No photos were taken.
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Man barricading himself inside downtown office building surrenders to Juneau Police
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No injuries are reported after a man with a knife surrendered while barricading himself within an office building near the Capitol.
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‘Putting ourselves back together’: Juneau educator confronts boarding schools’ legacy
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One Juneau educator wants to use her research skills to help both kids and elders confront this colonial history.
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October is Filipino American History Month
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Kaye Roldan with Filipino Community, Inc. talks about Filipino American History Month, her own family history and growing up in Juneau.
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New interactive tsunami map helps Alaska communities prepare for the worst
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The online map covers 66 coastal communities.
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Trump to rally for Sullivan in Wasilla next week
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Polls show Sen. Dan Sullivan faces stiff competition to keep his seat. Alaska is one of seven tossups that could decide whether the GOP keeps its Senate majority.
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Alaska gubernatorial candidate settles campaign finance complaint with state regulators
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Treg Taylor agreed to pay a penalty and update his campaign finance reports.
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Alaska governor hopeful Bernadette Wilson’s court record shows lawsuits over unpaid bills
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Wilson was the top Republican vote-getter in the August primary, but questions have lingered about her troubled financial history, starting with problems paying a mortgage and, later, her company’s bills.



















