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"It's been a really mixed bag of emotions to be doing important work and trying to get the vital information that people need about disaster relief," @sgsmly.bsky.social of KYUK told PBS News Hour's Geoff Bennett. "My position itself will be going to five hours a week in the beginning of the year."

A U.S. Coast Guard commander compared the devastation in Southwest Alaska villages over the weekend to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. “This took people into peril, where folks were swimming, floating, trying to find debris to hold onto in the cover of darkness," Capt. Culpepper said.

Officials say storm 'completely devastated' Western Alaska communities

A Coast Guard commander recounts scenes of Alaskans swimming in floodwaters in the middle of the night, in search of debris to hold onto.

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this anonymous editorial from the fairbanks daily news-miner in 1971 derided the effort to bring educational television programming to the the y-k delta, saying “you will not be able to get this caliber of person to Bethel and in sufficient numbers to be worthwhile” — 54 years of KYUK beg to differ

an editorial from the fairbanks daily news-miner entitled “TV at what price?”, which advocated against developing a local educational television programming channel in bethel

rescission would decimate rural, sole-source broadcasters, including my station, KYUK. the dream of the public broadcast system — free informational, educational and cultural material for everyone — shouldn’t be under threat because some politicians disagree w national editorial decisions

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A bill to defund public broadcasting of about $1 billion and claw back more than $8 billion in foreign aid has cleared its first hurdle in the U.S. Senate. Sen. Dan Sullivan voted yes on taking up the bill. Sen. Lisa Murkowski voted no.

Today is National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Awareness Day. Thinking about this case today, and the tireless efforts of these 4 activists to investigate and identify the murder of Cassandra Lee Boskofsky, who Anchorage police kept secret for years www.knba.org/news/2025-04...

Commentary: Alaska Press Club honors MMIP Activists

At its annual gathering in Anchorage, the Alaska Press Club bestowed one of its highest honors to four activists in the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons movement. Antonia Commack, Amber Batts, ...

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