Money pours into the Anchorage Assembly and school board races; An Alaska judge upheld most of the state’s newly redistricted political map; The Anchorage Assembly is considering a proposal from Mayor Dave Bronson to give a property tax break to particular homeowners; Alaska COVID case rates continue to decline

On the trail Alaska's first known serial killer; An Anchorage man was released from custody last month when a judge found him incompetent to stand trial; A proposal advancing in the Alaska Legislature would reduce the number of new taprooms at breweries and distilleries; Sarah Palin loses her libel lawsuit against The New York Times

Sarah Palin's lawsuit against The New York Times dismissed; The latest COVID-19 data in Alaska; Les Gara finds his Lieutenant Governor candidate

Is there a Prohibition-era tunnel network in downtown Anchorage?; A land proposal for west of the Susitna River is moving forward again; An Alaska-born athlete’s allegations of racially and sexually abusive conduct by a coach; Alaska’s political boundaries are now in the hands of an Anchorage Superior Court Judge

What happened at the Ketchikan High School basketball game?; Steven Downs guilty of the murder of Sophie Sergie; Anchorage may soon own and operate a second airport; Elvi Gray-Jackson is running for U.S. Senate

The Anchorage Public Library's recent discussion on ‘inappropriate literature'; Alaska Court system has resumed jury trials and facing a major backlog; The latest COVID-19 data in Alaska; The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race loses a key sponsor

How Alaskan skier Rosie Brennan nearly made history; Alaska’s only state-run psychiatric institute has failed to meet federal regulations; A large bull moose stomps a sled dog team;

Fairbanks curler Vicky Pursinger exits the Winter Olympics; Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy introduces new legislation; More than 100 Alaska truck drivers rallied in the Anchorage area on Sunday; Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport has reported a significant comeback in 2021

The questions behind the death of an Anchorage man; The idea to extend Bragaw Street and Elmore Road is back; Senator Lisa Murkowski and Representative Don Young reiterated that the events of January 6th were unlawful; Alaska curler Vicky Persinger and her teammate were eliminated from the Beijing Olympics

Alaska National Guard members must be vaccinated; Alaska figure skater Keegan Messing is out of the Winter Olympics with COVID-19; Three teens stole a vehicle Wednesday from a Wasilla home with a 6-year-old child sitting inside; Two new COVID-19 testing sites have opened in Anchorage