An effort in Congress to extend healthcare subsidies fails, even with support from both of Alaska's senators. Plus, Governor Dunleavy warns about a fiscal cliff as he rolls out his proposed budget. And, combatants from around the state gathered in Juneau last weekend for the latest AK Beatdown.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy says he'll introduce a fiscal plan to help solve Alaska's financial woes.

In her latest disagreement with President Trump, Senator Murkowski calls for re-renaming North America's highest peak Denali.

Hurricane-force winds knock out power for thousands of Mat-Su Borough residents. Plus, new data shows high turnover for teachers and principals around the state. And, a new state-run telehealth service aims to fill gaps in the state's behavioral health care system.

A new effort to collect traditional foods for storm-displaced families living in Bethel. Plus, why one of the largest gathering spots for eagles in Alaska has some uncertain numbers behind its data. And, we follow one reporter's journey to find the perfect Christmas tree.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski responds to new revelations about military strikes in Venezuela. Plus, alumni and former staff are raising concerns about student mental health at Mount Edgecumbe boarding school in Sitka. And, after months of waiting, one of Bethel's hottest spots is bubbling with activity again.

Congress is considering whether to undo Biden-era ANWR protections. Plus, a mining prospect on Native corporation land inside a national park raises some complicated questions. Plus, some professional advice on avoiding the wintertime blues.

State House Republicans elected a new leader, but some are saying the process was unfair. Plus, some Southeast tribes say they want to be consulted about Canadian mining projects. And, this time of year, Juneau's Public Market is more than just a place to shop.

As ConocoPhillips reduces its global workforce, its North Slope employees consider unionizing. Plus, officials working on the Alaska LNG project ask the Legislature to consider policy changes. And, one Kodiak cow will soon be providing milk to community members who need it the most.

Environmentalists say the state has failed to inform Southeast residents about mining pollution from Canada. Also, Western Alaska residents evacuated from storm-damaged communities learn construction at an Anchorage nonprofit. And advocates for Small Business Saturday say shopping locally keeps more dollars in the local economy.