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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September is Hunger Action Month. We sit down with the Food Bank of Alaska to talk about how big the problem is in Alaska and what Alaskans can do to help.

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We've been following some of the amazing stories out of Ketchikan after that deadly landslide on August 25th. Bill and James Montiver were rescued from their home which collapsed under the weight of mud and debris but there was no sign of their 2 dogs. That changed this past weekend when someone heard whimpering coming from the house. John Thompson sat down with one of the firefighters who went into the house to try to find the beloved family pets.

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Last week, Asad Ramzanali, Chief of Staff for the White House Office on Science and Technology Policy, was traveling through Alaska to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Arctic Research and Policy Act. He sat down with Tracy Sinclare to discuss how technology can help the Arctic.

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Alaskan and bronze medalist at the Paris Olympics Alev Kelter stopped by the studios at Alaska's News Source and talked with our Digital Content Manager Joey Klecka about the experience at the Olympics and what happens next.

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On Sunday, August 25th, a landslide in Ketchikan, Alaska killed one person and destroyed 4 homes. One of the homes was owned by Bill and James Montiver. Reporter Joe Cadotte sat down with the couple to talk about their experience as the earth shifted beneath them. Here is an extended version of that interview.

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Tyler Johnson and his father were mauled by a brown bear while hunting in Cooper Landing over the weekend. Tyler was flown to Anchorage and John Thompson had the opportunity to speak with him as he recovers. Here is an extended version of that interview.

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After the shooting death of 16-year-old Easter Leafa by Anchorage Police Officers, Investigative Reporter Jonson Kuhn spoke with community leaders about what they want to see happen next. These are the extended interviews with Celeste Hodge Growden, President and CEO of the Alaska Black Caucus and Lusiana Hansen, CEO and Founder of the Polynesian Society of Alaska. 

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Lauren Maxwell sat down with Farina Brown, Anchorage's new Homeless Coordinator to hear directly from her about what she sees for the future. Here is an extended version of that conversation. 

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