Paul Wilson from Local First News reports on Sustainability, AI in elections and Alaskan's access to food stamps

Host Paul Wilson reports on the death of Rick Mackey on Monday, the winner of the 1983 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and 24-year-old Anthony Lee Herring pleaded guilty to the murder of Jaclyn Welcome, and assaults of several others, in the June 2021 shooting in downtown Anchorage.

Local First News's Grace Dumas reports on Perseverance Trail closure, and the PFD

Local First News's Grace Dumas, reports on Douglas Harbor Fire and Transgender Sports Ban Legislation

Grace Dumas with Local First Media Reports on Alaska lawmaker’s support  to investigate and document forced assimilation in boarding schools, the geomagnetic solar storm that took place over the weekend and Sealaska Heritage Institute’s new language revitalization online dictionary.

Hosts Jasz Garrett and Jordan Lewis report on updates in the legislature, World Migratory Bird Day, and a new dictionary released by Sealaska Heritage Institute. 

Hosts Grace Dumas and Jasz Garrett report on a cruise attack in Juneau, wood bison in Alaska, and an upcoming Wellness Fair. 

Hosts Jordan Lewis and Grace Dumas cover the UAS Commencement on Sunday, The Maritime Festival on Saturday, and the US Navy Band performing for the Spring Music Festival 

Hosts Jasz Garrett and Jordan Lewis report on Thunder Mountain High School seniors signing their college letters of intent, Juneau's 14th annual Maritime festival happening tomorrow, and a hold through the end of the school year regarding a ruling invalidating two provisions of state law governing correspondence education. 

Hosts Jordan Lewis and Jasz Garrett report on two fires in Juneau, an announcement from the Navy, an operating budget passed by the Senate, and cultural revitalization in both Sitka and Juneau. 

Hosts Jasz Garrett and Jordan Lewis report on U.S. critical mineral projects eligible for DOE loan guarantees, Juneau's First Friday, and Juneau's Community Band. 

The USDA Forest Service has announced its first revision in over two decades to the forest plan guiding land management in the Tongass National Forest. We'll discuss the implications of these changes for both conservation efforts and local industries. On a community note, we cover the opening day of the Gastineau Channel Little League at Adair-Kennedy Baseball Field, which launched its season with 435 players across 38 teams. Additionally, we highlight the City and Borough of Juneau Parks...

Hosts Jasz Garrett and Jordan Lewis report on the state's budget, Tourism Best Management Practices, Litter Free Inc. and Senate Bill 151. 

Reporters Jasz Garrett and Grace Dumas report on school threats in Sitka, Juneau-based kayak maker Lou Logan's summer project and future uses for the Marie Drake and Floyd Dryden Middle School buildings.

Governor Mike Dunleavy joined Jordan Lewis on Action Line. 

Hosts Jasz Garrett and Jordan Lewis report on Governor Mike Dunleavy's appearance on Action Line, a plane crash near Fairbanks that's under investigation, and the Alaska Legislature. 

Hosts Jordan Lewis and Grace Dumas discuss the passing of Mayor Beth Weldon's husband, Senator Murkowski's response to the Biden Administration's block of the Ambler Road project, and the 54th anniversary of Earth Day 

Hosts Jasz Garrett and Jordan Lewis report an update on the South Tongass fire, Monday night's Committee of the Whole meeting, and problems for Alaska Airlines passengers today. 

Hosts Jordan Lewis and Grace Dumas talk on HB 183 advancing out of the Judiciary Committee, Rep. Hannan on Action Line, and a legal decision regarding the states correspondence schools

Hosts Jordan Lewis and Grace Dumas talk on the close of the week-long Folk Festival, the Legislature making progress on the budget, and the upcoming Empty Bowl Fundraiser.

Hosts Grace Dumas and Jasz Garrett report on the State filing against the EPA in U.S. District Court, Senate Bill 196, and a swimmer from Juneau qualifying for the Olympic trials this June. 

Host Jasz Garrett reports on the findings of a new statewide public opinion poll on education reform, the National Distinguished Principal for 2024, and a high school track meet. 

Host Jordan Lewis talks on the statewide spending plan, Russian objection to new U.S. territory claims, and Elizabeth Djajalie, a senior at Thunder Mountain High School in Juneau, AK, won the $10,625 National Honor Society (NHS) Scholarship Award.

Hosts Jordan Lewis and Jasz Garrett report on a death investigation released by the Juneau Police Department, a statewide student walkout that protests the veto of Senate Bill 140, and the City & Borough of Juneau's upcoming budget meeting Saturday.