On today's Morning Edition, Alaska Airlines halted all flights nationwide for about three hours last night. Later on, evidence of a 7,000-year-old Alutiiq village was found near Kodiak.

Security footage obtained by Alaska's news source is revealing new details in Sunday mornings shooting in downtown Anchorage.

And, a catholic priest with ties to Alaska has been released after being kidnapped in Nigeria.

Plus, as wildfire suppression efforts continue, an out-of-state fire crew near Fairbanks recently found its truck vandlized at their camp.

The latest headlines from Alaska's News Source.

Families gather in Anchorage at an annual memorial ceremony to honor loved ones lost to homicide.

Plus, tradition and culture are on display in Fairbanks. We take you to the last day of the World Eskimo Indian Olympics.

On today's Morning Edition, a tsunami warning rattled nerves across parts of Alaska, but not everyone's phone got an alert. Plus, a neighborhood in Faiview now sits empty but a temporary solution aims to help those without transportation get vital items.

APD says shots were fired near Sullivan Arena this afternoon as people gathered to watch baseball.

Plus how the most recent set of vetoes from Gov. Dunleavy could impact Alaska.

More ASD layoffs were announced this week --- as other staff members are also facing being re-assigned to another position in the district. 

Today on the Morning Edition, the moment an earthquake struck Southwest Alaska and how residents reacted. Later today, camping in certain spots is now a misdemeanor in Anchorage, but how will it be enforced?

It's been a day since a magnitude 7.3 earthquake shook Sand Point, causing tsunami alerts to be issued across coastal communities -- what we know now.

Plus, how public media plays a roll in alerting the public of a potential disaster, and how the recent wave of funding cuts could impact future emergency alerts. 

And all the excitement from day 2 of WEIO!

On today's Morning Edition, the future of public broadcasting is uncertain after a massive bill to reel in federal funding clears a hurdle in the US Senate. Plus, whole staffing positions are in jeopardy amid a multi-million-dollar funding gap.

A magnitude 7.3 hits near Sand Point. How communities across the state reacted to the aftermath.

Sen. Dan Sullivan strikes a deal to help fund Alaskan rural radio stations. But some within public media remain skeptical