A Federal appeals court rules in favor to extend a road through Alaska’s Izembek National Wildlife Refuge; The Iditarod is coming to an end; An update on the 16-year-old boy whose body was found outside Big Lake Elementary School; the Anchorage Assembly on Tuesday confirmed Mayor Dave Bronson’s chief equity officer appointment

Brent Sass wins the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race; Hundreds of thousands of ballots were mailed out for Anchorage’s April 5th municipal election; Rasmuson Foundation CEO will step down early next year; Big Lake Elementary School went into stay-put mode

How a mail carrier mushed from Nome to Washington D.C. to settle a bet; Brent Sass is on pace to achieve his first Iditarod victory; The latest COVID-19 data in Alaska; Two people were found dead inside a Soldotna cabin Sunday

A veteran musher at the top of his game, plans to step back from Iditarod racing; A possible snag to one of Alaska’s biggest new North Slope oil developments; Schools across the state are facing difficult decisions as they balance increasingly tight budgets; President Joe Biden’s order for a national ban on some imports from Russia could benefit the Alaska fishing industry

how the East High Thunderbirds are chasing Alaska basketball history as ‘a brotherhood’; The Alaska House of Representatives amended a proposed marriage-reform bill; Alaska state flag designer Benny Benson?; An Iditarod race update;

President Biden has banned the importation of Russian crude. What does that mean for Alaska?; Alaska is preparing to join a global movement by corporations and governments to sell their investments in Russia; the latest COVID-19 data in Alaska; Sonic Drive-In started serving its fast-food classics this week in South Anchorage

The musher who ran poodles in the Iditarod; Hillcorp Alaska Alaska has paid fines totaling over $180,000 for nearly three dozen Clean Air Act violations; Anchorage voters can now sign up to receive automatic tracking alerts; It’s the second full day of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race

Emma Broyles and the challenging assumptions about being Miss America; The 50th running of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race has kicked off; Five members of a Wasilla church are flying to Poland to help support Ukrainian refugees; The latest COVID-19 data in Alaska;

Questions about police body cameras in Alaska; The 50th running of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race is officially underway; Alaska candidates can now collect unlimited campaign donations; A small plane crashed into the frozen Lake Iliamna

How a proposal to rename the Glenn Highway turned into a debate about torture; Home sales in Anchorage jumped to another record in 2021; Hatcher Pass Road will likely be closed for at least the next couple weeks; the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced its new Alaska Region Director