Dine Jazz Trumpeter, Delbert Anderson brought his originals and quartet to the KUAC studios and wowed the listeners with stories and talent. Then Wild Shore musicians shared New Music from their latest tour.

Among the most vulnerable Alaskans likely to be impacted by the federal shutdown are thousands of parents who depend on the WIC program to help them buy food. // Two Fairbanks-area residents were arrested Saturday on charges related to the alleged assault of two of their children. // More than 600,000 Alaskans will get a $1,000 Permanent Fund dividend this year, which when adjusted for inflation is the smallest in state history. // A group of friends held an outdoor memorial a couple of weekends ago in Delta Junction for a man known for his service to outdoor recreation and other community causes.

A group of friends held an outdoor memorial a couple of weekends ago for a man known for his service to outdoor recreation and other community causes. The friends honored the memory of Steve McCombs with a new bench situated on one of the scenic spots he most enjoyed.

This week, the Pentagon awarded a grant worth more than $43 million to the Alaska subsidiary of Australia-based Nova Minerals, Alaska Range Resources.

Dan Bross and Rick Thoman talk about dreary September weather.

Mining companies are trying to attract federal dollars to help them dig up antimony in Alaska, and one man in Fairbanks has a unique way to beat the winter blues: balloon animals.

His magnum opus is an almost 13-foot-tall Godzilla costume made of balloons that covers his whole body.

Early voting for municipal elections in the Fairbanks North Star Borough ends this evening at 7 p.m. A high-profile lawsuit challenging a key part of Alaska’s homeschool system moved ahead this week. A Fairbanks jury convicted a North Pole man Wednesday of two counts of murder for the fatal shootings of two men in January 2023. The Alaska Federation of Natives convention is less than three weeks away. Most of the staff running Alaska newspapers in Homer, Kenai-Soldotna and Juneau resigned Monday after the papers’ corporate owner forced revisions to a story due to pressure from a Republican state lawmaker. A Pennsylvania man allegedly used the stolen identities of seven Alaskans in an attempt to steal their Permanent Fund Dividends in 2022. This summer, Congress defunded public broadcasting, but this week, 14 public media stations in Alaska got some good news.

Chelsie Erickson, 33, pleaded guilty Monday to one count of felony tampering with physical evidence and one count of felony leaving the scene of an accident without rendering aid.