The first two of the newer jets arrived last week.
Interior
State offers help with high feed prices, but some farmers are pushing for an Alaska grain reserve
Higher prices for feed, fuel and fertilizer have driven some producers to cut back on their livestock.
Construction to start on bridge over landslide site in Denali National Park
Full access to the park road is not expected until 2025.
Seattle ice storm caused a North Pole man to miss his heart transplant
It took months to become eligible for a transplant, a time spent repeatedly flying to Seattle for dozens of tests.
Population survey shows that Alaska’s wood bison herd is healthy and growing
The goal is to reestablish the animals in Alaska, where they disappeared from the wild over a hundred years ago.
Iconic Fairbanks satellite dish helps map floods thousands of miles away
The Alaska Satellite Facility’s chief scientist talks about using satellites to map what’s happening on the ground in flood-prone areas, even if they’re covered by trees or clouds.





