The federal government revoked the visas of four people affiliated with the University of Alaska Anchorage. UA President Pat Pitney wrote in a letter to all university staff and students Monday that the four individuals had their visas revoked “without prior notice.”

Lawmakers are reviewing a bill that could turn the governor’s mansion in Juneau into a short-term rental property to generate revenue. Why do some people say it's creative, and others call it strange?

The 24-year-old soldier was out on bail for another charge when he was arrested and charged with murder in a fatal shooting on Friday. Plus, House Bill 139 is proposing to turn the governor's mansion in Juneau into a short-term rental property.

Recapping where the state education bill increasing the BSA by $1,000 now stands. Plus, in Anchorage, Georgina Fernandez looks back on the snow-challenged ski season.

A Fairbanks man is dead after a shooting at an apartment complex in the 1100 block of 27th Avenue.

Then, the White House is doubling down on defying a court order requiring the Administration to provide a plan to return a Maryland man from an El Salvadorian prison, as President Trump works to clarify his new tariff policy.

Closer to home, family and friends are raising funds to help locate a family that went missing near Homer last year.

Plus, the Loussac Library held its CD sale leading up to a larger sale at the start of May, and a sporting goods show was held in the Mat-Su Valley this weekend.

President Trump signs a new executive order handing portions of the southern border to the Pentagon. Some products are being exempted from the tariffs, and mortgage ratings climb to their highest percentage since February.

Closer to home, Anchorage celebrates its first responders, and National Poetry Month is celebrated in Spenard.

Then, as the spring travel season gets ready to kick off, experts issue warnings over the growing Measles outbreak.

Students statewide took part in walkouts on Friday in support of increasing education funding. Plus, after five days of deliberation, a mistrial was declared in the case involving a man who was behind the wheel of a truck that plunged hundreds of feet down a cliff near the community of Unalaska in 2019, killing two teen girls.

As markets dip - again - President Trump expresses confidence and optimism over his tariffs. And in Alaska, could the education debate among state lawmakers trigger a veto showdown with the governor?