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Alaskan Georgia Barkwood is in Scotland to compete in the Golden Spurtle World Porridge Making Championship. John Thompson sat down with her to learn more.
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We sit down with Chris Jung, Anatomy and Physiology Professor at UAA, to talk about Seasonal Affective Disorder and what we can do to decrease the impacts.
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Two races in Anchorage could impact the makeup of the Alaska State House. Political reporter Steve Kirch talks about what the House looked like last session and what we might be seeing for this upcoming legislature.
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Rebecca Palsha sits down with Police Chief Sean Case to talk about the shooting death of Easter Leafa.
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Our Washington D.C. Bureau sat down with Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan in a wide-ranging discussion that includes hunting and fishing regulations, Russian incursions near Alaska and Fat Bear Week. Here is the extended version of that interview.
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Earlier this week, six passengers experienced some tense moments as the front landing gear on their plane failed. We spoke with two of those passengers and the pilot who brought them down safely.
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Travel expert Scott McMurren talks about how the merger between Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines could impact Alaskans and frequent flyers.
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Doctoral student at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks sat down with Tracy Sinclare to talk about new research on the air quality in Fairbanks and how this new information has made the picture more complicated.
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The September Alaska Economic Trends magazine is out with a focus on how Anchorage neighborhoods have changed in the past 40 years. We sat down with author of the article, economist Sam Tappen.
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On Wednesday, NORAD reported that Russian military aircraft were detected and tracked in international airspace near Alaska's border. Reporter Jonson Kuhn sat down with Sen. Dan Sullivan to talk about this most recent incident. Here is the full version of that conversation.
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