Garry dropped by the Peanut Farm for a live interview to chat up this years Alaska Fitness Expo, biggest event the 907 has ever seen. Check out the interview to find out what events are coming up this summer, and what's going down in October at the Denaina Center. Will be off the HOOK! More

Whitney Williams cleaned up at the Mayor's Cup, and now has her eyes set on National competition later next month. John Thompson chats up the Sophmore at South Anchorage High School and digs into what makes Whitney tick, while striving and thriving in the world of tennis. More

Journalist Matt Nevala joins John Thompson on Alaska Sports NOW (AKSN) to discuss the 2011-12 Alaska Aces season. Matt is a former beat-writer for the Aces and Anchorage Daily News, a fountain of knowledge and all around great guy to chat up. AKSN....GET IT ON! More

Mark and Jen talk renewable energy in rural Alaska. More

Anchorage Police arrested and charged an Anchorage man for the shooting death of a drug dealer in March. The charges stem from a shooting that took place at the 9100 block of Dewberry Street on March 14th. More

API 4M12 Tim Sullivan 2. From Valdez to Seward to Nenana to Fairbanks to Anchorage, the Sullivans have made their mark on Alaska. More

API 4M12 Tim Sullivan 1. From Valdez to Seward to Nenana to Fairbanks to Anchorage, the Sullivans have made their mark on Alaska. More

API 4M12 Opening Picking up Anchorage, with the Sullivan clan. More

The first of several public meetings regarding the Izembek/King Cove land exchange and road corridor was held today in Anchorage. More

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API 3M12 Barbara Robek, a Diagnostician with Irlen Institute explains how a simple colored gel set over a printed page opens the world of reading to students with a large variety of disabilities. A self test is available at www.Irlen.com. More

API 3M12 Representative Chris Tuck offers details on his recently passed Parents as Teachers bill, part of an Education package that is sitting on Governor Parnell's desk. More

The ice jam that ended up flooding five homes and was threatening dozens more in Manley Hot Springs has broken away. More

One of the more interesting items brought back, according to staff, a 1979 record from James Taylor's greatest hits which hasn't been carried in the system since the mid -80's. More

API 3M12 Opening. Education in Alaska is the topic of the day, and Dorene has found us a pair of rose colored glasses in today's guests - Irlen Diagnostician Barb Robek and Representative Chris Tuck. More

Rod Moretz is back home in Fairbanks after a close encounter with a kodiak brown bear over the weekend. He and his son passed what may have been a bear den, and a female appeared lunging at Moretz and the pair tumbled down a steep embankment. More

What started out as a school history project has turned into a very personal example of self expression for a young Anchorage woman. More

The Alaska Community Foundation honors Carol Comeau's forty plus years of dedication to the Anchorage School District by establishing an endowment in her name. More

Shelly Hughes lived in district 13 for 22 years and served as an aide for representative Gatto. Hughes is affiliated with the Alaska Outdoor Council, National Rifle Association and the Alaska State Fair and Resource Development Council. More

Seven students graduate from Project Search, a program aimed to secure employment for students with disabilities through work experience, soft skills training and job development. More

The National Marine Fisheries Service issued the company Incidental Harassment Authorizations for whales and seals today. More

API 2A12 Larry Kaniut 2 shares some bear wisdom on urban bears, bear hunting, and creative bear avoidance. Part 2. More

API 2A12 Larry Kaniut 1 shares some bear wisdom on urban bears, bear hunting, and creative bear avoidance. Part 1 More

API 2M12 Opening. Bearly able to contain the bearrific boardacious bountious bear booty on today's opening. More

Covenant House Alaska has been helping needy youth for years. Now, they break ground to expand their reach. More

In the aftermath of a life shattering event, a grief stricken family reaches out for help. Just yesterday {4-30-12} a mother lived through her worst nightmare, as police say she accidentally ran over her 1-year-old daughter, at 705 Range View Trailer Court. More

Language recovery efforts are seeing progress in many regions of the state. In most cases, thanks to modern advances. More

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API 1M12 Matt Claman. Looking at bridges, dams, and seaports with Matt Claman. More

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API 1 M 12 Opening. Ooh is Mark ever feisty today. Watch Dorene catch on fire sitting next to Sparky over there. More

Language preservation and revitalization is an ongoing effort throughout alaska. Tonight we look specifically at the effort to rejuvenate the alutiiq language. Russ Slaten explores the efforts of the Afognak Village, its corporation, and its partners. More

The Anchorage Public Library is gearing up for a major overhaul and is asking for the communities input. It's all part of a 2006 renewal initiative, in this week's Education Link Natalie Travis checks out the beginning stages of the Loussac Facility Master Plan. More

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API 30A12 Former Anchorage Mayor Rick Mystrom discusses his upcoming book, My Wonderful life with Diabetes, and ofters tips for abating the effects of the disease. Part 2. More

API 30A12 Former Anchorage Mayor Rick Mystrom discusses his upcoming book, My Wonderful life with Diabetes, and ofters tips for abating the effects of the disease. Part 1. More

API 30A12 Opening. The Cage is open, batter up Mark. We discover no one gets past Dorene's second base. More

API A2712 Representative Lindsey Holmes joins FOSSIL Senator Arliss Sturgulewski for a great discussion on what happened when, and why. Part 2 More

Friday kicked off the 42nd annual Native Youth Olympics at the Dena'ina Center in downtown Anchorage. More

Anchorage police are looking for a suspect, possibly more than one, where multiple residential homes were hit by over night by vandalism. More

API A2712 Representative Lindsey Holmes joins FOSSIL Senator Arliss Sturgulewski for a great discussion on what happened when, and why. More

Oh baby, gotta get it on! Ryan Cruthers racked 2 goals as reigning ECHL goalie of the year Gerald Coleman turned away 25 shots, Aces up on Vegas 1-0 in the ECHL Western Conference Finals! More

An Army soldier has been acquitted of manslaughter and homicide charges in the death of a friend during a drunken game of Russian roulette. An Anchorage jury returned 27-year-old Jacob Brouch's not guilty verdict this afternoon, but still found him guilty on a misdemeanor weapons misconduct charge. More

Alaska is no stranger to the catastrophic effects an oil spill can have on our waters, and our state. Wildlife is snuffed out and lively hoods are lost, along with valuable resources. Natalie Travis and photo journalist Eric Stratton, introduce a local fishing fleet, dedicated to keeping their harbor safe, as Alyeska conducts its annual response training, in one of its locations, Seward. More

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API 26A12 Snickers. Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center's international superstar porcupine visits, along with his handler, the uber fetching Erin Leighton. More

API 26A12 Holly Robinshaw offers tips for potential candidates on how to run a campaign well. More

The Alaska Senate adjourned this afternoon from special session, a day after the governor pulls an oil tax bill from the agenda. More

API 26A12 Opening. It's spring and Dorene has a new love in her life...Snickers. The affable porcupine who lives at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. More

The Election Commission unanimously votes to adopt the report, on its investigation into this year's Anchorage Municipal Election. Even though chaos broke out on April 3rd, due to things like ballot shortages, the commission is still recommending the election be certified, without an independent investigation. More

Labor unions play a major role in the state economy. A study released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ranks Alaska second in the nation with the highest rate of union members to total salary and wage workers. More

The UAA Track and Field team is lighting it up this season, registering 5 GNAC records while improving 12 school records! The GNAC Multi-Event Championships are next weekend in Washington, Senior Kelsea Johnson will be repping the green and gold in the heptathlon....get it on! More

API 25A12 Senator Gary Stevens tells us about what's going on with the Special Session, gripes about redistricting, and shares his experience defending the Pentagon during the MLK Civil Rights Walks on DC. Kenai Middle School storms the studio and runs the show for us. More

API 5A12 Rob Stapleton offers a summer avation outlook while Kenai Middle School takes the studio over. More

A woman is sent to a local hospital for minor injuries, after police say a driver unintentionally hit her, while she was riding a bike. Authorities say it's a stark reminder for both motorists and those on bicycles to pay attention. More

Cleared sidewalks and clean streets, mixed with warm weather, is a sure fire way to see more people enjoying the outdoors. In order for people to enjoy themselves, they should first make safety a top priority. More

API 24A12 Part one. UAA Professor Paul Ongtooguk offers a book report on Conflicting Landscapes: American Schooling/Alaska Native by Clifton Bates & Michael J. Oleksa and offers a verbal tour of the Anchorage Museum's repatriated Smithsonian artifacts. More

API 24A12 Part two. UAA Professor Paul Ongtooguk offers a book report on Conflicting Landscapes: American Schooling/Alaska Native by Clifton Bates & Michael J. Oleksa and offers a verbal tour of the Anchorage Museum's repatriated Smithsonian artifacts. More

The Department of Parks and Recreation closed the Westchester Lagoon disc golf course for the summer. The public will no longer be able to use the course, as officials have taken down the nets put up by the Alaska Disc Golf Association. More

API 2312 Harry Crawford 1. Part one of our interview with FOSSIL Representative Harry Crawford. More

API 23A12 Harry Crawford 2. The second half our our FOSSIL interview with former Representative Harry Crawford. More

API 23A12 Opening Mark describes the costumes from the weekend's Alyeska Slush Cup. More

Alaska has the one of the largest seaplane ports in the world. With summer just around the corner a number of aviation safety groups are banding together for their annual seaplane seminar More

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API 20A12 Brian Berkhahn of Cold Gold Mining pops by with his poke and lays down some serious nuggets. Alaskan girl's heart flutters. Mark's eyes glisten. Gold fever takes over the studio. More

API 20A12 Opening. Looking at a Slush Cup weekend, guess which event Mark excels in. More

Wun "The Shot" Versher of the Harlem Globetrotters paid a visit to the Mt. View Boys and Girls Club! We covered the "The Shot" helping kids with their studies and teaching them a few ballin' tricks! Globetrotters at the Sullivan Arena Friday night, 7p and Saturday at 2p and 7p.....GET IT ON! More

Showing some skills on the court. More

This Saturday is KYUR/KTBY night at the Harlem Globetrotters at the sully. More

Day two of the Harlem Globetrotters making their way around town. More

Unauthorized hidden cameras are found in Valdez Junior High and High Schools. More

Anchorage police are still looking for the suspect in a midtown shooting that occurred yesterday evening at R&R Garage. Police say the motive was robbery, which ended with the suspect killing one man and injuring another. More

Rep. Les Gara says his prognosis is good and that he feels fine. He says it's a low-level prostate cancer. He is leaving Saturday for surgery in New York and is scheduled to return May 1. More

Alaska's 2011 exports increased of 26 percent, bringing the total exports to $5.2 billion. Officials say seafood, mineral ores, forest products, and precious metals all increased in value. More

Chief Mark Hall will be handing over the reins of the Fire Department to Chris Bushue. Hall says he's stepping down from the position for family reasons. More

Murville Lampkins, 39, faces a charge of 2nd degree assault. AB&M Enterprises, the corporation that owns Rumrunners, also faces 2nd degree assault along with charges of tampering with physical evidence, and 2 counts of falsifying business records. More

Alaska's lieutenant governor and top Coast Guard officials joined a crowd of more than 900 people for a memorial service honoring two men fatally shot last week at the Coast Guard communications station on Kodiak. More

API 19A12 SteveSutherlin discusses the Anchorage news wars and the Petroleum News. More

API 19A12 Alice Rogoff discusses being a pilot, and the Alaska Dispatch. More

API 19A12 Opening Dorene demonstrates her (lack of) knowledge about Hawaii while Mark explains how he jumped out of a perfectly good airplane for no apparent reason. More

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Anchorage police are searching for a shooting suspect that left one person dead and another injured at a midtown car garage. More

Police say a friend found the body of Matthew Scott, 20, at about 12:30 at his apartment. No foul play is suspected, but police are treating the incident as a crime scene. More

A midtown condo bursts into flames Monday evening. (4/16) One neighbor said she heard a loud pop and says she looked out her window and the fire exploded from the deck up the side of the building. More

API 18A12 Nick Karnos of Lynden International discusses fishing, bearing, and moving Alaska's stuff all over the world. More

API 18A12 Senator Fred Dyson. We were expecting a phone call, but he showed in person. Dyson talks about a decade and a half in the Legislature, being in the minority of the majority, and what exactly the conversation was between him and Bill Allen sitting in a Toyota truck in front of the FBI building. More

Holland America Line has decided to cut its Eagle Alaska tour route leaving the city near the Canadian boarder worried for its financial future. How are residents coping with the news of the loss? More

API 17A12 Senator Mike Chenault More

API 17A12 Senator Tom Wagoner. More