Three Alaska storylines to follow at the Beijing Winter Olympics; The rate of new COVID-19 infections in Alaska has begun to slow; Two Alaska Psychiatric Institute doctors wrongfully fired have settled their case; The Alaska House of Representatives canceled a floor session Wednesday due to worries about COVID-19

Why is it called Abbot Loop, if it doesn't loop; Kenai Representative Ron Gillham returned to Alaska's state capitol; Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Director Jim Szczesniak is departing for warmer climates; Christopher Kurka has found his Lieutenant gubernatorial candidate

Can Alaskan cyberattacks be declared a disaster?; The first steps toward removing Rep. David Eastman have been made; The president of the pipeline company that moves most of Alaska’s crude oil to market is stepping down

Alaska’s COVID-19 case rate is again the highest in the nation; Governor Mike Dunleavy is proposing a funding injection to shore up Anchorage’s bustling Port of Alaska; Candidates in Alaska’s local and state-level elections this year will be able to collect campaign contributions triple the amount allowed in past races; Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson’s chief of staff is resigning

Embattled Alaska child abuse pediatrician will resign; Legislators agree to spend $100,000 and issue subpoenas for special inquiry into firing of Alaska Permanent Fund head; Alaska Legislature; Alaska House unanimously opposes pay cut for state legislators, bill goes to Gov. Dunleavy; Mayor Bronson vetoes Anchorage Assembly ordinance over meeting rules

Remains of Navy pilot returned to Anchorage family over 50 years after disappearance during Vietnam War; Alaska House considering action against Rep. David Eastman, ‘life member’ of group linked to Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot; Biden names Anchorage attorney to serve as U.S. attorney for Alaska; Alaska reports nearly 5,500 new cases over 2 days as hospitals contend with stubborn staffing issues

The plan for Nome's port expansion; What to do if you get a frozen COVID test; a 19-year-old man shot at a Jeep filled with teenagers in Northeast Anchorage; A proposal for a boutique hotel project in downtown Anchorage is back on the table

The curious case of Judson Lathrop; Hospitals in Alaska are struggling amid the omicron surge; The numbers from Anchorage's 2022 property assessments

Why are there no billboards in Alaska?; When will the latest coronavirus surge peak?; Anchorage’s first chief equity officer has reached a settlement in his lawsuit against the city; A girl was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a shooting Friday evening in East Anchorage

The Olympic cross-country team is packed with Alaskans; Governor Mike Dunleavy says state chief medical officer Dr. Anne Zink still has his confidence; An Idaho man arrested this month is accused of a killing in 1985; The effort to recall Anchorage Assembly member Jamie Allard will not be moving forward