Elizabeth Harball

Lawmakers in Juneau and school districts across the state are scrambling to sort out what to do next. Host Elizabeth Harball talks with reporters Sean Maguire and Iris Samuels about what is and isn’t in the bill, and what to expect going forward.

In this episode, host Elizabeth Harball talks to Daily News reporters Iris Samuels and Sean Maguire about the top storylines we’re tracking this year.

An “Anchorage White Raven Spottings” Facebook group has amassed close to 13,000 followers.

Host Elizabeth Harball talks to ADN reporter Iris Samuels about what happened to the Office of Public Advocacy, and what that means going forward.

In November, once again, Anchorage was hit with back-to-back snowstorms. And once again, the roads were a mess. For a winter city that relies on plowing so residents can get to work and schools can open, snow plowing quickly becomes a political issue — especially with a mayoral race coming up.

Host Elizabeth Harball talks to Anna Brawley, an Anchorage Assembly member with a background in city planning, about efforts to address the city’s housing crisis, and challenges that are coming up along the way.

In this episode: Host Elizabeth Harball talks with reporters Iris Samuels and Sean Maguire about where election results stand and how GOP leaders are thinking about their path ahead.

In this episode: What can we learn from last-minute campaign moves? When can Alaskans expect to see who won? How is voter turnout looking so far? Do we expect any candidates to challenge the results?

In this episode, host Elizabeth Harball talks to Daily News reporters Morgan Krakow and Sean Maguire about decisions behind Anchorage’s school closure proposal, and the announcement’s political fallout.

The Inflation Reduction Act, signed into law this summer by President Joe Biden, is one of the most significant actions the U.S. government has ever taken to address climate change. It could also lead to more mining in Alaska.

Listen: Nearly every seat in the Alaska Legislature is up for election in November. The ramifications are big.

Listen: In a major political upset, Democrat Mary Peltola beat former Gov. Sarah Palin to be Alaska’s next representative in the U.S. House. We unpack what happened.

Listen: ADN journalists analyze what happened in Alaska’s Aug. 16 election — and what happens next.

Officials had already warned that areas near Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson and Chugach State Park are heavily trafficked by bears.

The city gave little notice of the decision, prompting pushback from community leaders. Questions about Anchorage’s shelter capacity and ongoing efforts to clear encampments continue to swirl ahead of the shutdown of the Sullivan Arena mass shelter.

The Assembly narrowly voted against waiting to take up the shelter licensing ordinance until after Mayor-elect Dave Bronson takes office in July, and plans to consider both proposals on June 22.