News, culture, health, and youth programs air on more than 200 tribal, rural, and urban stations and reach listeners across the U.S., Canada, and Australia
Perry named General Manager of Media as Koahnic advances its strategic transformation.
Continuing coverage of the aftermath of Typhoon Halong in western Alaska receives prestigious national journalism award.
New collaboration expands Indigenous journalism to tribal and public radio stations across North America
September 3, 2026 - PHOENIX - ICT (Indian Country Today), the nation’s largest Indigenous-led nonprofit newsroom, today announced a new partnership with Native Voice One (NV1), the premier Native American radio distribution network, to launch a weekly, half-hour national radio news program serving tribal and public radio stations across North America.
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KOAHNIC BROADCAST CORPORATION EARNS THREE PRIZES IN 2026 INDIGENOUS MEDIA AWARDS
ANCHORAGE, AK — July 2026 — Koahnic Broadcast Corporation is pleased to announce that its newsroom and national production staff have been awarded three top honors in the 2026 Indigenous Media Awards, presented annually by the Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA).
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KOAHNIC BROADCAST CORPORATION EARNS NATIONAL COMMUNICATOR AWARD RECOGNITION
ANCHORAGE, AK — June 29, 2026 — Koahnic Broadcast Corporation has been named a winner in the 32nd Annual Communicator Awards, earning national distinction for marketing and promotional campaign effectiveness.
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KOAHNIC BROADCAST CORPORATION LAUNCHES 30TH ANNUAL NATIVE ALASKA ART AUCTION
ANCHORAGE, AK — March 24, 2026 — Koahnic Broadcast Corporation is proud to announce the launch of its 30th Annual Native Alaska Art Auction, a milestone fundraising event supporting Indigenous public broadcasting and celebrating the rich artistic traditions of Alaska Native creators.
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KOAHNIC BROADCAST CORPORATION HONORED WITH NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDAL AT WHITE HOUSE CEREMONY
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Koahnic Broadcast Corporation (KBC), a Native-led non-profit media organization based in Anchorage, Alaska, has been awarded the 2021 National Humanities Medal by President Joe Biden in a White House ceremony.
A weekly, one hour conversation that shares the stories, music and culture of Indigenous communities from across North America, hosted by Rosanna Deerchild (Cree), a production of CBC Radio One.