Elimination of overnight broadcasting and television channels, dropping popular programs, and reducing service to the Nenana area are among the cuts coming to KUAC TV 9 and FM 89.9 following the loss of federal funding.

KUAC announced the cuts Monday as it prepares for a $1.2 million shortfall after Congress rescinded $1.1 billion in federal spending meant to forward-fund public television and radio for 2026 and 2027.

“Our budget was created in the spring, long before the rescissions package was passed into law, and was based on CPB funding being available,” said Gretchen Gordon, KUAC general manager, in a prepared statement. “We are taking necessary steps to ensure KUAC remains on the air and continues to provide essential services to our community during this time without federal suppo

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