Anna Rose MacArthur
Anna Rose MacArthur served as KYUK's News Director from 2015-2022. She got her start reporting at KNOM in Nome, Alaska and then traveled south to report with KRTS in Marfa, Texas. Anna Rose soon missed rural Alaska and returned to join KYUK in 2015. She leaded an award-winning newsroom and launched statewide public radio reporting collaborations. Her journalism has received a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award and statewide awards for coverage on climate change, health, business, education, and mushing. Anna Rose’s favorite stories to tell include a muskox, salmon, or sled dog. Her work has appeared on NPR, 99 Percent Invisible, HowSound, and Transom. She was a 2020 fellow in the Editorial Integrity and Leadership Initiative, a partnership between the CPB and Arizona State University Cronkite School of Journalism. Anna Rose is a Transom Story Workshop alumni.
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A driving purpose of the forum has been to help voters decide who to vote for by better understanding the candidates’ views on city issues. This year, with four candidates running for four open seats, that purpose cannot be served. -
The body of Shane McIntyre was recovered on the afternoon of Sept. 22. The bodies of Justin Crow and Carl Flynn remain missing. -
Both propositions made it onto the ballot because enough voters signed petitions for the measures. -
Gillnets can be set nets or drift nets and must be 50 fathoms or shorter in length. They can be any mesh size. -
Bethel Search and Rescue issued a travel advisory warning boats to stay off the river until the storm has passed. -
Naneng registered as a candidate after the deadline had passed for his name to appear on the ballot for the General Election on Nov. 8. Only Conrad "CJ" McCormick’s name will appear on the ballot for the House District 38 race. -
The dive team brings additional skills and equipment to the search as it enters its second week. -
The vote revokes the council’s 2016 resolution to support the mine. -
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A total of four men are missing.
