What’s the deal with Anchorage’s airport train station?; Senators advocate for speedy approval of major Arctic oil project; Alaska’s US senators noncommittal on House contraception bill; Girdwood residents step up calls for worker housing in development

More grants coming to stabilize Alaska’s fragile child care system;

The Alaska teen featured on ESPN; Another black bear was killed by wildlife officials; The Alaskan Gubernatorial candidate's campaign cash; Heavy rain throughout Southcentral Alaska expected to continue

An Argentinian motorcyclist finally arrives in Alaska; The Salvation Army will now provide “on-site management of client care” at Centennial Campground; An area of Bristol Bay was temporarily closed to commercial salmon fishing this week; an Anchorage judge set bail at $1 million for a woman who was charged in two separate killings

Utqiaġvik’s eroding coast and a hope that a seawall can help keep them safe; The Richardson Highway reopened to a single lane of traffic; Lisa Murkowski PAC raises $2.4 million; A fight at centennial campground

The history of raccoons in Alaska; Dangerous conditions at East Anchorage campground; Rescuers end search for missing woman;

An Alaska pickup driver survives a 55 mph plunge; Assembly leaders calling on Bronson administration for a plan on homeless in East Anchorage campground; Judge request to block campaign finance provisions on ballot measure approved in 2020; A new phone number for help in a mental crisis;

An Anchorage police interaction and a 'white privilege card'; Two Alaska families who lost custody of their infants are suing Alaska Medical Center; The latest on drilling in Alaska’s Cook Inlet; The Richardson Highway will remain closed through the weekend

Most Alaskans are eligible for COVID-19 treatments once infected; An overdue single-engine plane has been missing since Monday; A supply camp was destroyed by a wildfire last weekend; Anchorage police investigating a shooting in East Anchorage

Chaos for homeless ripples into downtown Anchorage; Federal government is suing a fishing guide service out of Copper Center; an affordable housing builder has given the heart of Spenard a $40 million facelift