Jill Fratis
Reporter/Anchor-
Alaska farmers and food security advocates are asking the state legislature to continue a program that lets SNAP recipients double their buying power at farmers markets. -
A woman is dead after being struck by a vehicle in Anchorage’s Fairview neighborhood, and A Bering Sea storm is wreaking havoc on this year’s Iron Dog snowmachine race -
Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly fully funds long-planned animal shelter, and the public raises concerns over state’s new ferry terminal proposal. -
Trappers are preparing for Anchorage’s big, annual fur auction. -
Federal fisheries regulators recently approved some limits on Western Alaska chum bycatch in the Bering Sea. Celebrating the legacy of an Alaska Native civil rights leader who led with love. -
Time is running out for Alaskans to speak out on a federal review of subsistence management. The families of three more victims of last year's fatal Bering Airplane crash have sued the regional airline. -
Tribal leaders have opposed potential SBA rule changes affecting Alaska Native corporations. Alaska’s largest professional theater postponed Anchorage shows over financial concerns. -
After typhoon damage, Kipnuk votes on whether to rebuild or relocate. According to new state data, almost a quarter of all the state's non-federal workers now live outside Alaska. -
Aniak students brace for the collapse of their high school gym, and Bering Air faces a lawsuit over a deadly crash in Unalakleet. -
The Trump administration recently announced it is seeking suggestions for Arctic National Wildlife Refuge sites to auction off for oil development, and the Yukon-Kuskokwim village of Kipnuk is at a crossroads.
