A statement from KTOO President and General Manager, Justin Shoman Juneau, Alaska – July 18th: The White House’s rescission request was approved by Congress late last night. KTOO would like to thank our community for their continuous outreach to our lawmakers in Washington. Tens of thousands of Alaskans contacted their congressional representatives in Washington. And…
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Federal Funding Is Critical for Public Radio and Television In Alaska
A Joint Release from KTOO Public Media and 11 Alaska Stations June 6, 2025 – On Monday, June 3rd the White House sent a rescissions package to Congress requesting a claw back of FY26 and FY27 Corporation for Public Broadcasting funding that Congress had approved previously. A vote in the House could take place early…
KTOO Public Media responds to White House executive order attacking public media funding
The Trump Administration’s recent action jeopardizes the partnerships and funding that power the trusted journalism, educational programming and public safety messages that local communities rely on every day.
KTOO bids farewell to Weather and Climate Reporter Anna Canny
After two years of disaster and climate coverage, Anna Canny is moving to Colorado for her next phase. We’ll miss her thought-provoking storytelling that made complicated subjects easy to understand.
Juneau Afternoon: ‘KTOO 50th Anniversary Kick-Off Special’
KTOO celebrates 50 years of operation on this special two-hour Juneau Afternoon, broadcast live with a studio audience from Studio 1A.
Celebrate 50 years of KTOO broadcasting on First Friday!
We’re celebrating our milestone all year with stories, interviews and events like Friday’s open house.