Sen. Murkowski says the Republican megabill she helped pass has some shortcomings. Plus, dozens of ICE detainees are transferred out of the Anchorage jail. And, incoming Anchorage freshmen learn cosmetology skills to earn credit and prepare for a future career.

Fisheries experts predict bigger sockeye salmon in Bristol Bay this fishing season. Plus, Anchorage residents document the private lives of urban wildlife with trail cameras. And, Tribal groups transform Pilgrim Hot Springs from a former orphanage to a geothermal powerplant.

State lawmakers speak out against the Congressional budget bill. Plus, advocates fear that a public land sale would fail to increase the housing supply. And, an Anchorage drag queen reflects on this year's Pride celebrations.

Thousands of Alaskans could lose health insurance if Congress approves changes to Medicaid. Plus, Fairbanks residents under evacuation notices consider the risks of staying put. And, St. Paul residents remember the forced relocation during World War II... with a softball game.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski argues against cutting funding for public media and foreign aid programs. Plus, a Healy resident recounts losing his home to the Bear Creek Fire. And, Coast Guardsmen teach Petersburg residents how to safely fire off a flare.

Interior firefighters welcome rain but expect more lightning-caused fires later this week. Plus, businesses brace for the new minimum wage law to take effect, with no regulations from the state. And, a program in Kiana invites youth to share "one positive thing."

Wildfires burn homes and prompt evacuation notices for Interior residents. Plus, lawmakers hear about the conditions of ICE detainees in Anchorage. And, Orthodox pilgrims descend on Kwethluk to glorify Matushka Olga.

Officials in the interior warn residents they may need to evacuate due to nearby wildfires. Plus, a bike relay between Alaska and Canada sees a dip in participation. And, a Sitka artist prepares to show his latest paintings at a famous local dive bar.

Some Newtok residents forced to relocate due to climate change find problems with their new homes. Plus, lightning-caused wildfires spread across parts of the Interior. And, a Homer woman publishes an Alaska glacier dictionary.

Environmental groups oppose a federal land sale included in the Republican congressional megabill. Plus, a geologist with a history of major Alaska oil finds says he's found another hot prospect on the North Slope. And, a salmon season kickoff in Bethel comes with a warning about serious threats to salmon habitat.