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Alaska's energy needs are a focal point of Gov. Dunleavy's most recent budget proposal. Plus, scientists say more data is needed to help predict landslides. And, antique marine navigation lanterns return to a museum in Kasilof.

Breaking down what's included — and what's not — in Governor Dunleavy's budget. Plus, amid a looming natural gas shortfall, there was lackluster interest in the first royalty-free Cook Inlet lease sale. And, Wrangell swimmers grieve the loss of their teammates in last month's fatal landslide.

A federal report on missing and murdered Indigenous people has a chapter spotlighting Alaska's struggles. Plus, Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom's bid for U.S. House receives support from national Republicans. And, elite cross-country skiers from around the world are racing in Anchorage.

Governor Dunleavy's budget release for 2024 includes what he calls a "full" PFD. Plus, despite a staffing crisis, the state Supreme Court orders public guardians to take cases. And, Jewish families across Alaska are celebrating Hanukkah with traditional foods.

A special permit that's growing in popularity is putting moose on the menu and giving students hands-on learning. Plus, Bering Sea pollock trawlers did not get a catch increase they had sought. And, an afterschool program in Ambler has students making their own T-shirts.

Indigenous Alaskan scientists help produce an Arctic Report Card after the warmest year on record. Plus, a progressive nonprofit that's been calling out Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson keeps its donors secret. And, Juneau's growing Hispanic community celebrates a Mexican tradition.

Much of the community of Quinhagak has been without power since Friday. Plus, military members aim to show the Pentagon how their cost of living allowances get spent in Alaska.

Alaska's rates of domestic violence remain high, but advocates are trying to reverse the trends. Plus, a university forum discusses how Alaska's education funding might not be as much as it seems. And, a concert in Anchorage showcases musicians who are experiencing homelessness.

After major snowfall events paralyzed the city, Anchorage leaders envision a better plan for plowing. Plus, Juneau considers a limit on cruise passengers after a record year. And, Kenai schools consider going to a four-day week.

The White House unveils nearly 200 stewardship agreements with Indigenous Tribes. Plus, Alaska Airlines offers an environmentally-friendly alternative to "mileage runs." And, students in Wrangell schools adjust after the fatal landslide last month.