Sink or skim. Skiers and snowboarders are trying their hand skimming across a pond at the base of Hilltop.

Bailey Braun tells us details of the wet weather and warmer temperatures that are in the headlines today with southern parts of the state bracing for a wintry mix.

And an Olympic homecoming. Our sports team takes us to downtown anchorage's event, where we hear from the Olympians themselves.

On this Morning Edition, a quiet Anchorage neighborhood turned chaotic and dangerous. We're learning more from the police about the South Anchorage officer-involved shooting that left a man dead, and why the police chief says the officer who opened fire is now under his third shooting investigation. Plus, a school board candidate answering if he's a Nazi, how he's defending a tweet about Hitler and another calling the Anchorage School District "garbage" and how his opponent is responding.

Anchorage Police Chief Sean Case described in greater detail the confusion and uncertainty officers faced in an officer-involved shooting and house fire that left a man dead last weekend in south Anchorage at a press conference Thursday morning.

Residents started moving into 32 tiny homes located in a parking lot behind municipal buildings near Tudor and Elmore Roads last week. The community, now called Willow Commons, is focused on treatment, according to Thea Agnew Bemben, special assistant to Mayor Suzanne LaFrance.

The Alaska Zoo is giving out free bags of yak manure, first-come, first-serve, now through September.

Today on the Morning Edition, Artemis II is on its way to the Moon. A successful launch saw four astronauts leaving the Earth for a trip around the Moon and back, the first in over 50 years. We'll share how people celebrated this historic moment. Later, if the state of the roads has you asking, "When will it end?" you're not alone. There's simply too much snow, and crews are still struggling to catch up. We'll take a look at their progress and game plan.

On today's Morning Edition, a trial after losing a loved one is already tough to endure. A second one, even more difficult, but that's what families are facing after yet another trial for a man accused of being criminally responsible for a deadly car crash. We'll share the conclusion of the second trial and what happens next. Plus, Sen. Lisa Murkowski addressing state lawmakers in her annual address, speaking on Alaska's future, financial needs and her stance on a high-profile election bill. We'll break down her speech and what she's saying about the state's fiscal crunch.

On today's Morning Edition, more details are coming to light about an officer-involved shooting over the weekend, with plenty still left to learn. We'll share what neighbors are saying. Plus, AFD has two propositions on voters' ballots this year. We'll break them down and let you know what they're for and how they'll assist the department.

Video footage from a woman living in the South Anchorage neighborhood where a man died in an officer-involved shooting Saturday morning shows the moments of the police response and the fire that authorities say the suspect started during the standoff.

Anchorage voters will decide on two propositions tied to the city’s fire department when they submit their ballot for the April 7 municipal election.

The Fairbanks Raising Cane’s location is holding a two-day hiring event for managers Monday and Tuesday, as the restaurant is anticipated to open during the coming summer.

Today on the Morning Edition, an avalanche claims a skier's life. We spoke to experts who remind us of the dangers of avalanche season and some best practices on how to avoid getting stuck in a dangerous position. Later, "No Kings" protests were held not just across Alaska but across the country. We'll share what they're protesting and what the White House is saying about the protest.

A heli-ski company releases a statement after a man died following an avalanche Friday. And the Chugach National Forest Avalanche Center explains the "problematic" snow pack its seen lately in the broader Anchorage area.

Plus, living life in the wild once again. Nearly a dozen birds are released after rehabilitation in Sitka.

The Anchorage Police Department said one person is dead after a standoff that ended in a large house fire and an officer firing their gun in an officer involved shooting. What we know so far.

Plus, demonstrators in more than twenty Alaska communities and across the country rallied together today for the third round of 'No Kings' protests.