Alaska Native News: This Day In Alaska History May 30th, 1788 and more ->
Alaska News May 29, 2022
KTUU Alaska’s News Source: Civilians rescue two adults, 7-month-old from plane crash; Alaska State Troopers recommend travelers create a “Safety Plan” before traveling this weekend and more ->
Alaska Naive News; This Day In Alaska History May 29th, 1943 and more ->
KUCB: Factory trawler runs aground near Unalaska airport runway and more ->
KTOO The Signal: May 27, 2022 / This week from The Signal
Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman: 2022 Memorial Day activities scheduled across the Valley
Alaska News May 27 & 28, 2022
WWII Vet George Fox
Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) honors Mike Livingston and Gertrude Svarny as “Alaskan of the Week”
KTUU Alska’s News Source: Anchorage man indicted on murder charges in January homicide case and more ->
KSTK: New commuter air service takes off in Wrangell and more ->
KUCB: Bird flu detected in red fox and eagles found dead in Unalaska and more ->
KTOO Alaska’s Public Media: Author raised in Juneau explores stories locals tell about the city’s early Asian immigrants; Remembering Reynaldo Caparas, Juneau’s DMV guy; Special prosecutor charges former Alaska attorney general nominee with sexual abuse of a minor; Major upgrade to Railbelt transmission lines could pave the way for more renewable energy and more ->
KINY: Juneau woman cited after alleging false kidnapping report and more ->
Craig Medred: Ultimate fish war
Lofty Minded in Alaska: Five-Acre Almanac: Back in the Garden
By Millie Spezialy, ADN: Letter: A well-deserved thank you
Bound for Nowhere: THE DRIVE FROM ALASKA THROUGH CANADA | Lost & Found EP. 15
Alaska News May 26, 2022
Alaska News May 25, 2022
KTOO Alaska’s Public Media: Haines artist and community leader pursues rare apprenticeship in Northwest Coast formline art; Meet the Sitkan behind the ‘crappy clarinet playing’ of Squidward Tentacles; State to transfer Telephone Hill to City and Borough of Juneau for redevelopment and more ->
Alaska Native News: This Day In Alaska History May 25th 1799 and more ->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: State Legislature passes Alaska Reads Act to strengthen childhood literacy and more ->
KSTK: Video app connects Wrangell students to classrooms worldwide and more ->
The Seward Journal: May 25 to May 31, 2022
KFSK: Charitable endowment pays out more grants to Petersburg projects and more ->
Alaska News May 24, 2022
Alaska News May 22 & 23, 2022
KTUU Alaska’s News Source: Residential fire breaks out in South Anchorage and more ->
kTOO Alaska’s Public Media: Legislature modernizes 40-year-old definition of consent in sexual assault cases; Class-action lawsuit says state is failing Alaska foster kids; University of Alaska Anchorage receives federal funds to expand state health care workforce; Southeast Native Radio aired for just 16 years, but its voices live on in a new digital archive and more ->
KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: If subsistence salmon fishing opens on the Yukon River, new rules will limit who can fish for salmon and more ->
Alaska Native News: Washington Man Arrested for Enticing Bethel Child; This Day In Alaska History May 22nd, 1906, May 23rd, 1922 and more ->
KINY: No wrongdoing found in Hoonah mayor police hire, formal training recommended; Veteran-founded disaster response group holding training sessions in Juneau; Sitka Assembly to take up Native boarding school research resolution and more ->
KFSK: Petersburg nurse recognized nationally with Daisy Award and more ->
SitNews: 32nd Session Ends: Legislature agrees on budget, confirms Dunleavy Administration priorities and more ->
Alaska Run For Women 2022
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: With Stream Crossings and Footbridges, The Little-Known Point Bridget Trail In Alaska Is Unexpectedly Magical
Alaska News May 21, 2022
KTUU Alaska’s News Source: Burn ban issued for Anchorage Red Flag warning issued from Homer to Salcha; Saturday 5-21-22 Fire Danger: “Extreme”; Palmer businesses raising money for water tower lights; 20 years of Friday Flings in Palmer and more ->
KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: Broadband bill passes the Alaska state legislature and more ->
Alaska Native News: Alaska Legislature Passes Bill Overhauling Public Safety Statutes; This Day In Alaska History May 21st, 1915 and more ->
Fairbans News Webcenter 11: 19-year-old Jamison Gallion pleads guilty to 2 counts of arson in Two Rivers fires; Blood Bank of Alaska purchases Fairbanks location and more ->
Ketchikan Daily News: Judith “Judi” Anne Slajer, longtime Ketchikan resident, fisherwoman, and first woman to manage an Alaska borough, passed away on April 21, 2022.
Craig Medred: The disinformation war
Alaska News May 20, 2022
KTUU Alaska’s News Source: Anchorage women push for more mental health awareness post childbirth; Stolen gun from Alaska turns up at South Carolina middle school; ‘I could do a freeze frame and count his teeth’: A year after near-fatal bear mauling, Allen Minish revisits Glennallen attack site and more ->
KTOO Alaska’s Public Media: Soldotna Planned Parenthood to close at the end of May; Firefighters contain wildfire in Bristol Bay walrus sanctuary and more ->
Alaska Native News: Coast Guard aircrew medevacs passenger from Alaska ferry Kennicott in Shelikof Strait; Wading into the icy Yukon River for science; This Day In Alaska History May 20th, 1909 and more ->
KINY: Report: City of Craig, IFA celebrate anniversaries and more ->
KUCB: St. Paul toddler laid to rest next to mother following months-long battle to bring him home and more ->
Our Third Thirds: “Home” vs. “Away”
By Carey Seward, Only In Your State Alaska: This Abandoned Ghost Town In Alaska Is Downright Bone Chilling
May 20, Native Non profit Day
By Olivia Hoeft, google: NativeNonprofit.day highlights Native-led organizations
The Native Ways Federation is launching NativeNonprofit.day to drive awareness for Native-led nonprofits that are systematically underfunded. Learn how you can support Native nonprofits doing critical work for Native communities. Native Americans/American Indians, Alaska Natives and Native Hawaiians make up 2% of the U.S. population, yet large philanthropic foundations allocate less than half a percent of their total annual grantmaking towards Native communities, according to Native Americans in Philanthropy.
The Native Ways Federation (NWF) is working to change this disparity. Founded in 2008 by seven national, Native-led nonprofit organizations, the NWF unites the Native nonprofit sector, advocates for Native nonprofits and provides resources to educate people on the needs of Native communities. On May 20, NWF is launching their inaugural Native Nonprofit Day to drive awareness for Native-led nonprofits that are systematically underfunded. To help celebrate this initiative, they’ve partnered with the Google Registry team to register and use the domain NativeNonprofit.day, which anyone can visit to learn about and support Native nonprofits.