Alaska’s shelters struggle to house surrendered pets; The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation fines a seafood processing plant; An unusual storm in Alaska; Assault charges dismissed against a man accused of a random stabbing at the Loussac Library

Behind the reimagined ‘55 Ways’ guidebook; Assembly members postponed a vote on legislation that would add to city code a process for removing a mayor from office; The Alaska State Commission for Human Rights is suing the lieutenant governor;

A Baby formula shortage drags on for stressed Alaska parents; Alaska’s unemployment rate has reached its lowest level ever; Bail set at $15 million for a former Anchorage correctional officer

A Southeast Alaska village wants to build a tourism industry from scratch; Princess Cruises will close 1 of its five lodges in the state; The special election for a 12th Anchorage Assembly member; the Alaska Run for Women returns to an in-person format

plans for a new volunteer fire department in Two Rivers; High demand and low inventory catapulted average home prices in Alaska; A climber died after collapsing on Denali while trying to reach its summit; Leon, the Iditarod sled dog was found alive

Fishing season comes alive in Homer; The Anchorage Assembly has postponed a vote on "breach of the public trust" legislation"; Wednesday marks election filing cutoff day; Warm weather continues in Alaska

The Wasilla resident who nearly died in an ATV accident; Sarah Palin's campaign finance haul; An oil company has canceled a lease it had bought in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge early last year; Anchorage’s city-operated Sullivan Arena shelter will close June 30th

how Alaskans’ overstocked pantry shelves tell the story of anxious years; More and more Alaskans need help with food; More details on the he pilot of a small plane that crashed into the Matanuska River; The idea of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has become a flash point among left-leaning candidates in Alaska

Anchorage’s Hillside stares down a long-running wildfire threat; Conversation on gun control has reignited in Alaska; the Alaska Railroad plans to spend $80 million to replace and expand the old cruise ship dock in Seward

A community fridge has opened in Anchorage’s Mountain View neighborhood; Increased fire danger through the Memorial Day weekend for Anchorage; Five electric utilities in Alaska will invest more than $200 million to upgrade the electric transmission system; $200 million in funding in the capital budget to help rebuild the Port of Alaska