The time Metallica came to Anchorage; 2 killed in a Fairbanks shooting; The 37th annual running of the Crow Pass Crossing; An update on the homeless residents at Centennial Campground

Demolition begins on historic 4th Avenue Theatre; The eldest member of a wolf pack that at the Alaska Zoo has died; An update on the woman who showed a “white privilege card” instead of a driver’s license; Mayor Bronson's Library pick not accepting offer

Why don’t Anchorage police carry Narcan?; More workers from outside the city and state are being hired; Global Credit Union has merged with Alaska USA Federal Credit Union

An Alaskan cyclist's rough ride at Tour de France Femmes; A new bill grants pay increases to thousands of Alaska state employees; The Municipality of Anchorage is running out of gas money; Legislation intended to expand U.S. military and shipping activity in the Arctic to combat Russian influence in the region to be introduced

Homer’s food scene and their infusion of new options; Lisa Murkowski joins bipartisan coalition for bill protecting abortion and contraception access; The 16 other U.S. Senate candidates; Plans for an interchange on the Seward Highway outside the community of Girdwood,

Alaska’s history of collisions between planes and animals; No injuries reported in West Anchorage hotel fire; Alaska's first case of monkeypox; A new facility that could expand cargo at Anchorage International

How a kayaker lost his prosthetic leg in Campbell Creek; A bill recognizing Alaska’s Native tribes has been signed; No new evidence in the deaths of three children in the Fairbanks area

Birding brings visitors to Utqiaġvik; Anchorage Assembly approved millions in funding to tackle homelessness; Alaska State Troopers found four children dead in a Fairbanks-area home

A key part of the strategy to prevent more opioid overdoses; Seven injured in a floatplane crash near Lake Hood; More details on the mysterious death of Fred Lee

A minke whale goes airborne; Sen. Lisa Murkowski test positive for COVID-19; Spruce beetles are destroying Southcentral Alaska trees; Alaska’s wildfire season this year has seen fire not yet experienced before