A Ukrainian hockey player in Anchorage hopes to reconnect with his family; An additional $1,300 on top of the annual Permanent Fund dividend could be in the works; The latest COVID-19 data in Alaska; The Anchorage Assembly is moving ahead with a new political map

Why does Alaska have boroughs instead of counties?; A former Anchorage therapist was sentenced to nearly six years in federal prison; Leading members of the state House and Senate can't stop the proposed split of two agencies; A Hydaburg man died last week of unknown medical issues

How fishermen saved a man from the frigid Cook Inlet waters; Alaska Permanent Fund Corp not selling their investments in Russia; the latest COVID-19 data in Alaska;

Alaskans with roots in Ukraine grapple with war in their homeland; State officials are looking for new ways to operate Alaska’s public health nursing program; High oil prices have Alaska revenue officials expecting hundreds of millions of dollars in new revenue; The last day of the 2022 Fur Rendezvous was canceled

Alaska’s congressional delegation reacts to Russia’s attack on Ukraine; Avalanches are likely in the Chugach and Kenai mountain ranges; A quarter of Alaskans 5 and older are both vaccinated and boosted; The Fur Rendezvous festival is making it’s return

A fast vote on a formula to set future Permanent Fund dividends; The owner of a now-closed nightclub is trying to move his business; Masks and testing are no longer required in the Alaska State Capitol

How an Alaskan physical therapist was one of the US Ski Team’s secret weapons in Beijing; The Biden administration is moving to review a Trump-era decision in Northwest Alaska; What Girdwood residents have just learned about their drinking water; Retaliatory taxes on fish and oil exported from Alaska to Washington State

Juneau’s first bank robbery; A former nominee to the Alaska Board of Fisheries pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of unsworn falsification; Governor Dunleavy medical school proposal; More details on the death of a 20-year-old soldier on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson

How Rosie Brennan changed U.S. cross-country skiing; A man is pushing to drill for coal-bed methane on a farm in Palmer again; More details on the Anchorage man accused of randomly stabbing a woman at the Loussac Library; Anchorage leaders want to stop using Sullivan Arena as a mass care homeless shelter

Another low flu winter in Alaska; Governor Dunleavy's faulty executive order; A handful of Alaska college students sued the administration of Governor Dunleavy; Anchorage Assembly member Christopher Constant will run for U.S. House