Alaska liberal and moderate legislative candidates see fundraising leads in key races; Murkowski and Sullivan split on Biden judicial nominees; Search continues for man charged with attempted murder and arson linked to Soldotna fire; Anchorage’s Suicide Peaks receive new Dena’ina name of Yuyanq’ Ch’exAlaska liberal and moderate legislative candidates see fundraising leads in key races; Murkowski and Sullivan split on Biden judicial nominees; Search continues for man charged with attempted murder and arson linked to Soldotna fire; Anchorage’s Suicide Peaks receive new Dena’ina name of Yuyanq’ Ch’ex

CIRI looks to triple power at Fire Island wind farm; Anchorage will soon launch a way to crowdsource potentially lifesaving help; Alaska school districts face fiscal cliff with high inflation and flat funding

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities is reviewing the heights of all the bridges on the Glenn Highway after a semi hit a highway overpass last month; A man who went missing on a hunting trip near Sitka died this week, Alaska State Troopers said that his body was found beneath a cliff; A man drowned early Wednesday after police said that he drove into a gravel pit filled with water while being pursued by Fairbanks officers

Alaska campaign finance regulators are set to determine whether Dunleavy’s campaign is illegally coordinated with an independent group; Gov. Dunleavy says he will vote 'yes' for a constitutional convention in November; The Anchorage Assembly has withdrawn a controversial plan to open the city-owned former Golden Lion Hotel

Republicans Palin and Begich continue to attack each other while urging voters to ‘rank the red’ in U.S. House race; First official snow in Anchorage area makes morning commute chaotic for some; Alaska cancels Bering Sea king and snow crab seasons over worries of population collapse; A Fat Bear Week champion is crowned as Katmai’s bears bask in global spotlightRepublicans Palin and Begich continue to attack each other while urging voters to ‘rank the red’ in U.S. House race; First official snow in Anchorage area makes morning commute chaotic for some; Alaska cancels Bering Sea king and snow crab seasons over worries of population collapse; A Fat Bear Week champion is crowned as Katmai’s bears bask in global spotlight

Mayor of the Mat-Su city of Houston resigns suddenly; Biden administration releases vision for U.S. strategy in the Arctic; U.S. Forest Service assesses where to put public use cabins

School closures likely as Anchorage School District reckons with a budget crisis; Troopers plan to launch statewide body-worn camera program; A small Fairbanks company wants to build Alaska’s biggest wind farms; As more Alaskans are rescued from wilderness, this is what happens once you hit SOS

Rep. Peltola's 'pro-fish' positions are put to the test in Kodiak; 2 Russians who reached St. Lawrence Island were trying to avoid military service, Murkowski’s office says; A new storm system with high winds hammers Alaska, some brace for more flooding

Fat Bear Week is on! How to vote for your favorite bulky bruins of Alaska; Anchorage School Board allocates almost $60 million in one-time state funding; Mat-Su assembly bans voting machines for borough elections starting next year; 2 Russians detained, taken away from Alaska's St. Lawrence Island

With winter near and no commitment to a plan from Mayor Bronson, Anchorage Assembly pursues more shelter options; Alaska Permanent Fund board names new CEO to manage $74 billion portfolio; Patient escapes and damage reported at North Star youth psychiatric hospital over the weekend