On today's Morning Edition, seven months ago an avalanche near Girdwood killed three heli-skiers. Now, at least one of the bodies has been located. Plus, a video goes viral showing an ICE arrest here in Anchorage, but it raises questions about whether it was the agency or not.

Almost two dozen municipalities and boroughs across Alaska will hold local elections Tuesday, asking voters to decide on who will govern them and which propositions on the ballot should pass.

The body of one of three men killed in an avalanche while heli-skiing near Girdwood last March was recovered last week, according to state officials.

A viral video of federal immigration agents arresting two workers has sparked community discussion about immigration enforcement after an Anchorage woman recorded the arrest Friday outside her home.

On this Morning Edition, why two Anchorage schools are being recommended for closure and why the ASD Superintendent says it's necessary. Plus, 65 communities in Alaska could lose Essential Air Services as soon as Sunday if funding runs out.

There are reports of at least two business’ windows smashed early Sunday morning in Anchorage’s Spenard area.

Two schools in the Anchorage School District will be recommended to close next year, according to the district superintendent.

President Donald Trump on Monday ordered approval of a proposed 211-mile road through an Alaska wilderness to allow mining of copper, cobalt, gold and other minerals.

On today's Morning Edition, details on a fire in an Anchorage apartment complex on Juneau Street that put one person in the hospital. Plus, early voting turnout was lower than anticipated in Fairbanks but there are still ways to get your vote in before the election.

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A big storm with category one hurricane characteristics brings rain to much of Alaska.
Meteorologist Bailey Braun has the details.

Plus, can reporter Justin Mattson beat a contestant at the first Alaska Federation of Chess Statewide Tournament? We find out while learning about the event.

Days after a burgeoning Alaskan climber was killed in a fall on a peak in Yosemite National Park, climbers discuss why they keep reaching for the summit.

Two people were killed in a four-vehicle collision near mile 62 on Parks Highway in the Willow/Houston area Thursday evening, according to an Alaska State Trooper dispatch report.

Congressman Nick Begich says he will now withhold his pay until the government shutdown comes to an end.

On this Morning Edition, taking a look at next year's Anchorage budget proposals. What do they cover and how much will they fund? Plus, speaking to the family of a young adventurer known to many for his various and numerous climbing achievements throughout not just Alaska, but the U.S., who passed away earlier this week.

Former Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson publicly announced a bid for governor at a Fairbanks press event Thursday, weeks after he abruptly quit his position at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport.

In the 2025 municipal election, incumbent Barbara Haney and challenger Patrick Roach are both running for seat I on the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly.

An Alaskan climber who was on the rise in climbing circles for his ascents on tough terrain and outgoing personality died Wednesday while summiting a popular peak in California’s Yosemite National Park.