The Trump administration dismantles an office that funds rides and meals for Alaska seniors. Plus, Kuskokwim river tribes ask federal fisheries managers to limit chum salmon bycatch. And, an Anchorage performance of Hadestown hits the city's largest stage.

The Trump administration suggests countries can ward off tariffs by investing in Alaska's gas pipeline. Plus, House Lawmakers in Juneau struggle to find a compromise on the budget. And, a new ship in Kodiak honors one of the coast guard's pioneering Black commanders.

Despite flat job growth across the state, oil and gas see an employment boost in the Arctic. Plus, Alaska wildlife managers resume a controversial bear-killing program to support Western Alaska caribou. And, Miss Cama'i is crowned at the Bethel dance festival.

Permanent Fund dividends and a school funding boost might see cuts, as the state House's budget is currently about $2 billion in the red. And Alaskans show up around the state to protest the Trump administration.

Delta Junction struggles to keep its only ambulance service. Also, a delay in plans to demolish an old Juneau neighborhood for new housing leaves current tenants in limbo.

A bill substantially increasing education funding clears a hurdle in the state Senate. Also, critics debate the transparency of the University of Alaska's decision to scrub diversity-related language.

A school principal pleads with state lawmakers to increase base student funding. Also, lawmakers approve a new screening policy at the state capitol.

A confirmation hearing in the U.S. Senate isn't all about the nominee. Also, the Fairbanks North Star Borough school board confronts a familiar budget reality.

The state House passes a bill that would limit time for foster youth in psychiatric facilities. Also, rural advocates in Alaska worry about an executive order aimed at reshaping federal elections.

Native shareholders question their corporation's migrant detention contracts. Also, state lawmakers pass a bill designating March as women's history month in Alaska.