New rules give Alaska foster youths a voice in court; The prospect of a new strain of avian influenza is hovering over Alaska; Hatcher Pass Road reopened Tuesday; The latest COVID-19 data in Alaska

North Slope’s sole veterinarian is gone, pet owners are in a bind; Ballots for Alaska’s first-ever statewide by-mail election will be sent Wednesday; Anchorage high school seniors will celebrate graduation at the Alaska Airlines Center this year; The U.S. House Natural Resources Committee is looking into a ConocoPhillips natural gas leak;

An information blitz on Alaska’s new election system is coming; Mayor Bronson's library director selection; The Biden administration roll back on a Trump-era land use plan; The first large cruise ship of the season has arrived in Alaska

Alaska needs more child care to aid economic recovery; Representative Don Young's replacement candidates held a lively debate Saturday; The Alaska Legislature is considering a state takeover of a major federal environmental permitting process; One dog died and several became sick after consuming potentially poisoned meat

Deb Haaland's visit to King Cove; Debating a new PFD formula; A Girdwood woman was struck and killed by an Alaska Railroad freight train

The future of the former BP building in Anchorage remains in limbo; Low-level marijuana crimes could be removed from the state’s criminal records database; A landslide along the road leading into Denali National Park and Preserve has significantly accelerated; A man deemed as a “person of interest” in a domestic-violence double homicide has been arrested

A new transmission line proposal is raising concerns; Masks on public transportation in Anchorage and Juneau no longer required; A new super PAC says it will back candidates who oppose the proposed Pebble mine project; Alaska is one of seven states that have only one seat in the U.S. House of Representatives

What is climate change doing to the haul road?; Face masks will be optional at Alaska Airlines; U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland arrives in Alaska this week; Mayor Dave Bronson’s administration has rescheduled the second public meeting on a proposed 200-person homeless shelter in East Anchorage

Why the Anchorage school bond failed; Republican lawmakers declare the state is under attack from the Biden administration; A four-hour standoff Friday in downtown Anchorage; The Anchorage Wolverines hockey team goes to the playoffs

Luxury cruises to the Arctic have taken a hit from the Russian invasion of Ukraine; Anchorage School District’s new superintendent; Legislators push to pass an education bill; Hundreds of small earthquakes have been reported near a volcano in Southeast Alaska