KSKA-FM 91.1

A non-commercial public radio station operating at 91.1 FM, licensed to Anchorage, Alaska, and owned by Alaska Public Media. The station carries programming from the NPR network and the BBC World Service, supplemented by locally originated content focused on Alaskan affairs. To extend its coverage beyond the Anchorage metro area, KSKA maintains a network of low-power FM broadcast translators across the region. Locally produced programming includes Alaska News Nightly, a daily evening newscast; Alaska Economic Report, covering resource industries, fiscal policy, and the state economy; and Outdoor Explorer, which addresses recreation and wilderness topics relevant to Alaskan residents. The station also produces Al Aire con KUNR-style bilingual content and carries culturally oriented programming such as Radio Coqui. News coverage produced by Alaska Public Media journalists addresses a wide range of topics, including Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend policy debates, Anchorage School District budget challenges, Yukon Quest sled dog racing, and community events such as the Alaska Chinese Association's Lunar New Year celebrations. The station serves as a primary source of public affairs journalism in one of the most geographically dispersed and remote states in the country.