Madilyn Rose is a Program Producer at Alaska Public Media. With a focus on coordinating logistics for various shows like Talk of Alaska and Alaska Insight, she brings her passion for storytelling to the forefront of her work, while also contributing to special programs like Debate for the State. Madilyn has been featured in Alaska Public Media and has a keen interest in topics related to the United States and Canada.
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Madilyn Rose’s focus on local Alaskan issues, including food production, environmental restoration projects, and community resources suggests a preference for pitches that align with the unique challenges facing Alaska. Given her coverage of child care resources in rural areas and emergency shelter plans in Anchorage, she may be receptive to stories highlighting innovative solutions to address these specific needs.
Her interest in topics like caribou management and Yukon River salmon indicates an affinity for environmental and wildlife conservation issues relevant to Alaska. Pitches focusing on sustainable practices or initiatives related to local flora and fauna could resonate well with her reporting style.
Considering Madilyn's extensive event coverage attribute, she might welcome pitches about upcoming events or initiatives within the region that tie into themes such as family & relationships, government & politics, health & wellbeing - especially those featuring expert commentary from local stakeholders.
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A Twin Lakes resident shovels snow off of a roof on Dec. 31, 2025.
What the President's push for oil companies to invest in Venezuela could mean for Alaska. Plus, some Alaska Airlines fliers got sticker shock last week after issues with their loyalty program. And, a missing dog in Girdwood was rescued after nearly two weeks in the wild.
Downtown Anchorage on Jan. 2, 2025. Earlier that morning, the National Weather Service issued a cold weather advisory.
By: Madilyn Rose, Dan Sullivan, Lisa Murkowski
Alaska's Senators weigh in on President Trump's talk of seizing Greenland. Plus, lawmakers want to know why the Department of Transportation canceled millions in Anchorage transportation projects. And, the restoration of Alaska's last steam engine culminates in firing its boiler.
A slide coming off Mt. Juneau down Chop Gully above the flume in the Basin Road area on Friday, Jan. 9, 2026.
By: Arlo Pérez Esquivel, Madilyn Rose
After celebrating a record-low year for homicides in 2025, the city is struggling with more fatal violence this year.
By: Arlo Pérez Esquivel, Madilyn Rose, Mateo Schimpf
Only a few confirmed cases of New World Screwworm have been found in the US so far, but the state’s livestock industry is braced for its spread.
By: Mateo Schimpf, Madilyn Rose
The federal contractor that runs the ICE detention center in Aurora is suing to block a new state law enabling unannounced safety inspections.
By: Mateo Schimpf, Madilyn Rose
Help from the state cut the child poverty rate, but many kids are still growing up in challenging situations.
By: Madilyn Rose
Rep. Diana DeGette has represented Denver since 1997, but faces two Democratic challengers in this year’s primary.
