Today on the Morning Edition, what we're learning about the alleged crimes committed at the Chelsea Inn and what happens now. And later on, a look at the lasting impacts of the Ketchikan landslide a year later.

Two Anchorage residents were arrested following the law enforcement search warrant on the Chelsea Inn in Anchorage last Friday. Plus, the U.S. Coast Guard announced the largest single offloading of drugs known to date Monday, with $473 million in drugs seized in Florida.

On today's Morning Edition, a scar in the landscape serves as a solemn reminder of the tragedy that took place one year ago today. Later on, data from the McDonald Fire one year ago in the Interior suggest fire breaks may not be enough to protect homes and structures.

A man who survived the deadly Ketchikan landslide nearly a year ago reflects on the moments that impacted his live.

Meteorologist Bailey Braun details high wind advisories and flood watches continue in the interior with heat.

The Beach Boys have canceled their state fair performance. We hear the reasoning and check in at the fair.

The show is continuing in Anchorage. Justin Mattson checks out the food and dance at the Alaska Greek festival.

And scientists are learning new information about fire mitigation by looking back at flames from last year in the interior.

The youngest Alaskan woman to be convicted of murder had her first resentencing hearing today after a recent court of appeals ruling. 

The Alaska State Medical Board voted unanimously Friday to start changing regulations for medical board licensees providing transgender healthcare to minors.

A large law enforcement presence centered on the Chelsea Inn in Spenard early Friday morning as officers executed a federal search warrant using flashbangs.

Today on the Morning Edition, a deep-sea expedition explores new territory in the Aleutian Islands. Later on, UAA students move in as the university prepares to welcome thousands of students back to class on Monday.

The Alaska Bar Association’s board of governors recommended the disbarment of former federal judge Joshua Kindred. No current or former federal judge has ever been disbarred in Alaska.

Attorney General Treg Taylor, the third-longest-serving AG in Alaska history, has resigned from office Thursday, the second Dunleavy cabinet official to do so this month.

First National Bank warns of a scam impacting Alaskans

Today on the Morning Edition, the Anchorage School District and teachers' union are hoping to reach an agreement that will keep the district competitive and teachers happy. Later on, take a look at a Greek Orthodox church that has decades of work ready to be put on display.

Sen. Dan Sullivan says he's hosting top U.S. military officials amidst increased Russian and Chinese activity near Alaska's air and water borders.

The odds of a major volcanic eruption from Mount Spurr changes.

Alaska Gubernatorial candidate says he things Mary Peltola will run for U.S. Senate.