The state of Alaska contributes about $3.5 million annually to support public radio and television programs across the state. Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget proposal would cut this state assistance out ...

WCLK(FM) in Atlanta and KCAW(FM) in Sitka, Alaska are the latest two stations to receive funding to improve their emergency alerting capabilities. The pair will receive up to approximately $508,000 ...

KSDP brings vital information – from tsunami warnings to salmon levels – to an Alaskan town of 600 people. Can it survive losing 70% its budget in federal support? In Sand Point, Alaska, the radio ...

Left to right: Steve Franklin, Joe Campbell, Matt Collins (kneeling), Lara Bickford, Angie Kearns, Mike Ford, Steven Simmons, Carla Bales and Patrick Wright. Two radio stations in the Last Frontier’s ...

Fourteen Alaska radio stations whose operations were threatened due to deep public broadcasting cuts will now receive about $4.5 million in one-time funding, officials said Wednesday. The Bureau of ...

Alaska Public Media has announced the addition of new hosts to three of its weekly local radio programs, bringing extensive experience in healthcare, outdoor recreation, and Alaskan life. APM operates ...

Public radio came to Alaska in 1970, providing a vital link between rural communities at a time when there were few. 50 years later, public radio has grown into a vast network across the state with ...

The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner reports that Sirius XM satellite radio has been granted permission by the FCC to install ground-based repeaters in Alaska, effectively bringing the service to the state.