Anchorage leaders discuss a municipal sales tax, Tudor Elementary families voice concerns over plans to close the school and the latest news coming out of Washington.

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Early election results suggest that the 17-member bipartisan Senate Majority could be shaken up next session, and the three-member conservative-leaning Senate Minority will have a louder voice. That and more aftermath from the 2024 election in Alaska.

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Donald Trump will become the 47th President of the United States after defeating Vice President Kamala Harris in Tuesday's General Election. In Alaska, Nick Begich leads Rep. Mary Peltola in the race for Alaska's U.S. House seat. 

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Crisscrossing battleground states to finish off their respective campaigns, Vice President Harris and former President Trump now wait out Election Day to see how well their message got across to U.S. voters. 

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Alaska Division of Elections leaders said steps have been taken to ensure polling locations are open and staffed on Tuesday after rural voters — primarily with Alaska Native populations — dealt with primary election polling locations not being opened and late absentee ballot arrivals. We break down that story and all the top news and weather on this Monday.

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With just 24 hours to go before Election Day, hear the latest news coming out of the Trump and Harris campaigns.

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Anchorage voters waited in long lines to cast an early vote this weekend, hear the percentage of votes cast, followed by more top news and weather on this Sunday. 

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The latest headlines from Alaska's News Source. 

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The Anchorage School District on Friday released a list of seven elementary schools it is recommending be either closed, consolidated, or repurposed over the next three years. It’s part of what the district has called its “Rightsizing Initiative.” We hear from the superintendent, as well as sit down with the president of the Anchorage School Board, on what this means moving forward. 

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The Anchorage School District announced Friday that seven elementary schools are being considered to close within the next three years, with some being repurposed for other uses. ASD Superintendent Jarrett Bryantt speaks with Alaska's News Source on the matter.

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