Jill Fratis
Reporter/Anchor-
From disaster readiness on the North Slope, to a new, yet familiar name in the governor’s race. -
Big questions loom over Alaska’s largest Native gathering – and a court decision could shake up the states homeschool system. -
The U.S congress and the White House are preparing for a government shutdown. -
An early morning fire swept through the Ravenwood Condominium Complex last week. -
The U.S. Interior Department returns jurisdiction of Native allotments to the state. -
Juneau School Board President Deedie Sorensen has added her name to this year’s school board race. "Jimmy Kimmel Live!” is back on ABC, but the specter of retaliation against his network still looms. -
For a small remote community, losing its only airline this summer was a blow, but new efforts are taking flight to reconnect the community. -
The Anchorage Police Department has adopted artificial intelligence software to better review investigative data. A Nome graphic artist is bringing Inupiaq heritage to life in a major new exhibit at the Anchorage Museum. -
KNBA's Top Story: While Southeast Alaska is often renowned for its salmon, another flavorful export is beginning to take center-stage: kelp. -
Sen. Lisa Murkowski broke from other Republicans on the Senate Health Committee on the firing of a director for Centers for Disease Control. A group in Unalakleet is bringing traditional dance back to life.
