Alaskans around the state march to declare "no kings." Plus, state lawmakers are frustrated by Gov. Dunleavy's veto of a bill that ensures access to information on oil tax revenue. And, a program monitoring fecal contamination on public beaches returns to a place known as "dog doo beach" in Haines.

Lawmakers react to Gov. Dunleavy's veto of education funding. Plus, Yukon River communities oppose a delayed decision on restricting chum bycatch. And, dads across Alaska share what fatherhood means to them.

Anchorage revives a public safety commission for residents to give feedback to law enforcement. Plus, North Slope Borough residents attempting to recall their mayor say delayed response from officials hampered their efforts. And, woman-owned tattoo shops gain popularity in Anchorage by creating a welcoming environment.

Alaskans in Washington D.C. advocate for saving renewable energy tax credits. Plus, a task force of Alaska lawmakers prepares to look for ways to improve public education. And, Kachemak Bay cold plungers extol the benefits of swimming in frigid water.

Sen. Murkowski criticizes the Trump administration's deployment of Marines to Los Angeles. Plus, Anchorage's largest homeless camp is set to be cleared, but some residents are hesitant to leave. And, thousands of photos taken by a Lingit elder from Angoon may hold distant memories.

Immigration attorneys question a move to hold detainees from out of state in Anchorage. Plus, loved ones remember the prominent bird researcher killed in a helicopter crash on the North Slope. And, veterans in Fairbanks protest President Trump's policies on the 81st anniversary of D-Day.

Advocates worry about federal cuts to wildlife research programs in Alaska. Plus, officials balance enthusiasm and skepticism amid a federal push for a natural gas pipeline.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she hasn't decided how she'll vote on the budget reconciliation bill. Plus, fishermen hope a new law will provide a cheaper alternative to boat insurance. And, high school art students paint an outdoor mural in historic Old Town Kenai.

President Trump's cabinet officials tout the long-sought gas pipeline during a visit to the North Slope. Plus, Sen. Murkowski urges the commerce secretary to ensure systems that aid pilots and mariners are adequately staffed. And, agencies work to reduce wildfire danger in Anchorage.

Legislative leaders send a strongly worded letter to Governor Dunleavy over access to oil tax information. Plus, federal funding cuts could eliminate a book loan program for rural libraries. And, Juneau schools will increase access to Tlingit culture and language programs as fluent speakers dwindle.