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Homeward bound: beloved dog returns home after 65 days in wilderness

by Meredith Redick | Oct 20, 2023 | Local News, Syndicated

When Alaska’s dogs go missing, they usually find their way home – but not always. Earlier this summer, a Sitka dog became a local legend after she was found more than two months after disappearing from the woods behind her home. Read More

Video: Alaska’s Budget is a Sandwich

by Rachel Waldholz, APRN | Feb 2, 2016 | Shiny Objects

Former KCAW reporter, and current APRN energy reporter Rachel Waldholz uses your lunch to explain what the Alaska state budget is up against. Read More

Waldholz signs off: “I am just proud of this radio station”

by Emily Kwong, KCAW | Aug 28, 2015 | Station Highlights, The Morning Interview

Rachel Waldholz is the Reporter for Raven Radio - KCAW. And after two years and countless stories, today is her last day on the job. In September, Waldholz will join the APRN as a roving, state-wide reporter on energy issues in Alaska. Beginning Monday, August 31st, Melissa Marconi-Wenzel will return as Morning Edition Host. Former Winter Fellow Emily Kwong will be the interim reporter as Raven Radio seeks a permanent replacement. Downloadable audio. Read More

Humpbacks and the Endangered Species Act: A deep dive

by Rachel Waldholz and Ellen Chenoweth, KCAW | Jan 6, 2015 | Local News, Syndicated

The secret history of Soviet whaling in the North Pacific, the origins of the Endangered Species Act in the Nixon era, and how many humpback whales are out there, anyway? Read More

Humpback whales: to de-list or not to de-list?

by Rachel Waldholz and Ellen Chenoweth, KCAW | Dec 29, 2014 | Local News, Syndicated

As NOAA decides whether to remove humpback whales from the endangered species list, we take a look at the arguments for and against de-listing, and ask, what's at stake, for humpbacks and for us? Read More