Alaska's News Source talks 1 on 1 with Fairbanks RFK Jr. event disrupter.

Trooper plane makes an emergency landing on Wasilla roadway.

New data shows ICE arrested more people in Alaska in the first six months of this year than they did in all of 2024. 

Today on the Morning Edition, chaos erupts in Fairbanks as a man reportedly attempts to rush HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Later today, a 100-year-old dive bar faces closure in a small Alaskan fishing village. Details on the fight to save the Red Dog Inn.

Fairbanks police have now confirmed the name of the man detained today after disrupting Secretary Kennedy's news conference.

A Willow plane crash leaves an Iditarod veteran injured.

The Alaska Department of Corrections is now facing accusations that ice detainees were exposed to tuberculosis this summer.

Today on the Morning Edition, a protest outside the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium as HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visits Alaska. Later on, a proposed fuel excise tax in the Mat-Su is gassing up some residents due to an increase in prices.

An update on what police are now calling a child homicide investigation in Anchorage.

The dog suspected of nearly ripping off the ear of a seven-year-old boy at a school playground has been found and impounded.

A camp was cleared near West Anchorage high school. 

Today on the Morning Edition, a long road to recovery ahead for a man taken down by Juneau Police over the weekend as an investigation into what happened continues. Later on, a preliminary report offers more clarity into what might have caused a plane to go down in Katmai National Park last month.

For the first time, a Juneau man seen on video hitting his head on the ground during an arrest is sharing his story.

Police are investigating the death of a child at an apartment building on the 4500 block of Folker Street. What we know about the case.

In a 45 to 14 vote, Alaskan lawmakers overrode the governor's veto, restoring millions in education funding to Alaska schools.

Today on the Morning Edition, the family remembers the man who died while paddleboarding on DeLong Lake last week. And later on, majority members gathered enough members of the minority to cross the divide and vote in favor of an override of Gov. Dunleavy's line-item education veto.

Details on a fire at a ConocoPhillips facility on the North Slope injures three.

Plus, Alissa Pili is back in the WNBA mix for a few days. Details on the short-term contract she signed weeks after being released from the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx.

A decision made in Juneau. The legislature votes on the governor's education funding line-item veto.
And there’s new details in July’s sighting of a Chinese Research Vessel close to Alaska. The Coast Guard explains if situations like that are common.