The Alaska Reads Act narrowly passed the Legislature; The Biden administration will renew its effort to prevent construction of the Pebble copper and gold mine; A chartered plane carrying three passengers crashed while landing; City officials passed an emergency ordinance that makes violating the current burn ban a misdemeanor crime

the construction projects happening in Southcentral Alaska that could change your summer driving plans; The board tasked with redrawing the state’s legislative districts “again engaged in unconstitutional political gerrymandering”; Governor Dunleavy on Tuesday signed legislation that could help bring nuclear microreactors to Alaska in the coming years

The benefits of cold plunging into frigid Alaska waters; Governor Dunleavy announces his running mate; Firefighters rescued a woman from the deck of a burning Anchorage Hillside home; The years-long closure of the East Cook Inlet clam fishery is set to remain in place

Is Seward ready for the return of cruise ships?; A new $2.2 million solar farm is generating power in two Alaska villages; The University of Alaska Anchorage awarded a $4 million federal grant

Gov. Mike Dunleavy won't call a special session; A lawsuit claims the Office of Children's Services is failing; A man is presumed dead after a fall at Denali National Park

The wealth disparities between Alaska’s US House candidates; The Biden administration is suing the state of Alaska; The latest COVID-19 data in Alaska; Updates on the 7-year-old Kodiak boy who was found dead

Another new construction project that includes the demolition of the 4th Avenue Theatre; Hilcorp claims to not have enough natural gas reserves for new contracts; A small plane with engine trouble flipped Monday afternoon; Three men charged with getting too close to the famed salmon-fishing bears at Southwest Alaska’s Brooks Falls have been sentenced

An 88-year-old fights off his attacker in an Anchorage complex for seniors; A Wasilla man who illegally shot a Prince William Sound harbor was sentenced; The Alaska House passes a sweeping reform of the state’s alcohol laws

The first and only principal of Anchorage’s Tyson Elementary is retiring; The state House on Saturday rejected the Senate-passed budget; 7-year-old Kodiak boy's body found; Just one cruise stop is scheduled for Anchorage this year

Two Iditarod mushers face backlash and fight for their finish place; The Biden administration has announced it will cancel a proposed oil and gas lease sale; New details on a soldier killed Tuesday by a bear; COVID-19 hospitalizations have increased in the past week