Northwest Arctic Communities enter the next stage of storm and flood recovery. Plus, the state cuts back on school bond debt reimbursements. And, Juneau businesses are trying to fill the Halloween supplies gap left by Joann's fabrics.

Storm-struck Western Alaska communities continue to dry out, as they prepare for winter.

Local officials say the proposed King Cove road is closer than ever to becoming a reality. Plus, groups are working to collect traditional foods for people displaced by ex-Typhoon Halong. And, the man behind Nome's bowling alley always has a second to spare for his patrons.

Several groups are working to evacuate dogs from storm-damaged communities and reunite them with their owners. Plus, the Trump Administration advances the controversial Ambler Road. And, Fairbanks transportation planners have a question: What's the ugliest road in town?

Those displaced by ex-Typhoon Halong face an uncertain future in Anchorage. Plus, food assistance benefits in Alaska are set to pause as the government shutdown continues. And, tourists hoping to visit federally-run museums are being met with locked doors.

Residents begin repairs in the Alaska village hardest-hit by the devastating storm. Plus, a look at Anchorage's efforts to provide shelter and school for evacuees. And, dancers and drummers from around the state gathered for AFN's Quyana festival.

Last week's massive storm damaged critical infrastructure and a major archaeological site in one Alaska community. Plus, thousands gather in communities across the state to protest the Trump Administration. And, a look at food security challenges for communities in the Aleutians.

Communities and organizations around the state are working to shelter and support evacuees from last weekend's massive storm. Plus, the Aleutian community of Adak has been without power for weeks, and a fix is slow to arrive. And, how a group of women at Elders and Youth restored and shared a coming-of-age ceremony.

Hundreds of Alaskans evacuate two villages hardest hit by Sunday's storm. Also, survivors of a massive Anchorage condo fire are trying to figure out what comes next. And the Alaska Federation of Natives convention opens with a call for unity and healthy communities.

Difficult decisions as two western Alaska communities are evacuated due to storm damage. Plus, a look at what's ahead for this year's AFN Convention. And, meet Alaska's 2026 Assistant Principal of the year.