Jason Moan, Forest Health Program Manager with the Alaska Division of Forest and Fire Protection, talks about the current outbreak, the aerial surveillance from this summer and what homeowners should do about an infected tree and when should they do it.

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Andrew Wentworth with the University of Alaska-Faribanks Alaska Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration has spent the past three summers in Canada, monitoring the Right Whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. We talk to him about the mission and the technology being used to protect this endangered species.

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Michaela Goade is an author/illustrator from Southeast Alaska and she has a new book out, Berry Song. Tracy Sinclare sat down with Michaela to talk about the book and why these stories are so important.

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In this week's In Depth Alaska, we talk with Brooke Merrell, the new superintendent of Denali National Park and Preserve. We discussed plans for expanding the transportation options in the park, when the road through Polychrome Pass will be accessible again and, of course, the puppy cam.

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In this week's In Depth Alaska, Tracy Sinclare speaks with Research Assistant Professor Tobias Schwoerer about how birders impact Alaska's economy and how Alaskans might expand this niche market.

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Bystanders race to save two adults and a 7-month-old after their plane crashes into the mighty Matanuska River. We talk with one of the rescuers to hear how the scene played out.

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We sat down with Gail Fenumiai, director of the Alaska Division of Elections, to clear up some of our confusion about the Special Election to fill Congressman Young's seat.

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2021 could easily be called the Year of the Alaskan Woman. From science to sports, fashion to arts, Alaskan women put our state on the national and international stage. Alaska's News Source sat down with Emma Broyles (Miss America), Lydia Jacoby (Olympic gold medalist), Ruthy Hebard (forward, WNBA Chicago Sky) and Michaela Goade (Caldecott Medal winner). Here is the extended version of that conversation.

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On March 19, 2022, one day after Congressman Don Young passed away, Senator Lisa Murkowski came to the Alaska News Source studios. She sat down with Tracy Sinclare to talk about the life and legacy of Representative Young. Here is that conversation In Depth.

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Climatologist Brian Brettschneider talks with Alaska News Source digital producer Tim Rockey about the chances the volcanic eruption in Tonga might impact the world climate as other volcanic eruptions have. They also talk about how the air displaced by the eruption has circumnavigated the earth and how Alaska saw at least 2 waves of pressure through the day.

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