Jonson Kuhn is an Investigative Reporter at Alaska’s News Source. With a background in newspapers and a focus on themes such as energy policy, consumer protection, and aviation, Jonson brings a wealth of experience to his reporting. He has been featured in numerous publications including North Forty News, Colorado Hometown Weekly, and Yahoo News.
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By: Jonson Kuhn
An Anchorage home seller says a municipal accounting delay cost him over $3,600 after the Municipality of Anchorage posted duplicate property tax payments and applied the extra cash to the new owner’s future tax bill—a move the city claims is entirely legal.
By: Jonson Kuhn
The natural gas supply outlook for Southcentral Alaska has grown increasingly precarious following a newly revealed dispute between the region’s primary gas utility and a major Cook Inlet producer.
By: Jonson Kuhn
The State of Alaska is doubling down on its criminal prosecution of nine American Samoan residents in Whittier, opposing a motion to dismiss that argues a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling makes them U.S. citizens.
By: Jonson Kuhn
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The State of Alaska is doubling down on its criminal prosecution of nine American Samoan residents in Whittier, opposing a motion to dismiss that argues a landmark U.S.
By: Jonson Kuhn
One station just secured $1.15 million to modernize. Another is still rebuilding after a river swallowed its tower. Together, they tell the story of Alaska’s fragile public broadcasting system.
By: Jonson Kuhn
When an 800-pound Kodiak brown bear charged out of the brush on Tuesday, Katelynn Lane had only seconds to react.
By: Jonson Kuhn
All eight people aboard a charter aircraft that went down near a remote Western Alaska radar site on Thursday were killed following a second landing attempt in thick fog and low visibility, federal investigators announced Friday.
By: Jonson Kuhn
The federal government’s sweeping proposal to dismantle a 25-year-old conservation rule is drawing fierce resistance from local conservationists and Tribal groups, who say the decision threatens millions of acres of old-growth rainforest under the guise of wildfire mitigation.
By: Jonson Kuhn
As students across Alaska return to the classroom, law enforcement officials are warning families of a sharp rise in online safety threats, specifically targeting young people with financial sextortion and disrupting schools with viral hoax threats.
By: Jonson Kuhn
Two more victims have been identified from the tragic Aug. 20 plane crash near Cape Newenham in southwestern Alaska, bringing the total number of publicly named victims to six of the eight people lost in the accident.
