A new Democrat running for US Senate in Alaska; ConocoPhillips finally explains an unusual natural gas leak; The search for Sawyer Cipolla continues; Construction of a homeless shelter and navigation center approved

A devoted mother, struggled in secret; U.S. House candidate Al Gross has changed his position on who he will caucus with; Workers have started to clear a vast landslide that severed the community of Lowell Point; Nine skiers with Alaska connections have been named to the 2022-23 U.S. Cross Country Team

The effort of daylighting Fish Creek; Homer man arrested and charged with the murder of Anesha “Duffy” Murnane; A process for removing the mayor from office for a “breach of the public trust”; Willow blaze damaged a popular convenience and liquor store

Alaskans are already voting in the special U.S. House race; A landslide that crossed Lowell Point Road on Saturday night has cut off drivers’ access; New changes to the Chugach Electric Association; A Fairbanks resident is accused of shooting and killing another man

A 150-year-old Tlingit robe is inspiring Alaska’s next generation of engineers; The top oil producer in Alaska reported a sharp jump in quarterly profits; A homicide investigation at Turnagain Pass; Anchorage is expecting another round of federal COVID-19 relief funds

Mayor Bronson seeks an audit of the municipality’s election; Mayor Bronson has issued vetoes eliminating multiple changes to the city budget; Homer resident Gary Thomas died in 2020 after pressing a simple reset button on a frozen heating-system boiler

Senator Lisa Murkowski is facing backlash on abortion rights; An update on the Higher Education Investment Fund lawsuit; Anchorage families warned about the dangers of fentanyl

How bad are mosquitoes in Alaska?; How a man accused of fatally shooting another was caught; The Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race coming to an end?; Nearly three dozen small wildfires popped up around Alaska

Solar power is heating up in Alaska; Alaska's first bird flu virus case; A Kenai dentist is facing numerous federal bankruptcy charges; A Pilot Station man died after falling through the ice on the Yukon River

A slow start to Alaska’s cruise season is one for Juneau’s Filipino businesses; New concerns about militarization of the Juneau police; Valdez heli-ski guide died Monday in an avalanche; Actions against the federal government to assert its ownership of rivers and lakes have been announced