Steve Kirch is a multimedia journalist based in Anchorage, Alaska. He writes for KTVA-TV and his work has also appeared on KMVTTV, Channel 2. Steve covers a wide range of local news topics, including politics, public safety, and community events, providing the residents of Anchorage with up-to-date and informative reporting.
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Steve Kirch's reporting heavily emphasizes local government and politics in Alaska, with a focus on issues such as public projects, marijuana legalization, snow removal, minimum wage, and legal matters. To effectively pitch to Steve, consider offering insights or commentary from local officials or experts connected to the topics he covers. Sources who can provide informed perspectives on political decisions impacting Anchorage and Alaska would likely be of interest to him.
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By: Steve Kirch
Alaska delegates feel momentum from Democratic National Convention
By: Steve Kirch
The primary election results have been released and some Republican challengers have dropped out of their races, creating a pathway for the other Republican candidates to face the Democratic incumbent head-to-head.
By: Steve Kirch
Rural Alaskans react to slower mail delivery under USPS cost savings plan
By: Steve Kirch
Every journalist at Alaska's News Source adheres to a strict code of ethics, and it's what has made us the No. 1 news station in the state.
By: Steve Kirch
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By: Steve Kirch
WASILLA, Alaska (KTUU) - As the state waits for a final court decision on the state’s homeschool correspondence program, Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed a series of bills Friday, which included temporary homeschool regulations and healthcare legislation.
By: Steve Kirch
Several competitive races across the state could have results in November that could disrupt the balance of power in the House and Senate next legislative session.
By: Steve Kirch
FastCast afternoon digital headlines for Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024.
By: Steve Kirch
The Alaska Democratic Party has filed a lawsuit against the Alaska Division of Elections to prevent a convicted felon — who doesn’t even live in Alaska — from appearing on the ballot as a candidate for the state’s lone congressional seat.
By: Steve Kirch
FastCast afternoon digital headlines for Friday, Sept. 6, 2024.
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