Avoiding Omicron at the Bejing Winter Games; The Alaska Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a new voter-approved elections system; A slate of grants worth more than $10 million for 36 tribal and village governments

Alaska Supreme Court weighs arguments over new election process; the chairman of the Alaska Permanent Fund’s board of trustees defended the board’s decision to fire Angela Rodell; A former Wasilla doctor was sentenced to prison for illegally distributing narcotics to his patients

A veteran developer is looking to develop housing in Girdwood; Face masks are required in the Alaska State Capitol; Kuskokwim 300 organizers have announced COVID-19 mitigations; How the volcano eruption near Tonga in the South Pacific affected Anchorage residents

How Anchorage restaurants are making drastic adjustments to deal with omicron; The latest on a new election system in Alaska; A 57-year-old Alaska pediatrician died while scuba diving

The hot mic incident at the Anchorage Zoom meeting; The Anchorage School District will continue to require masks in its buildings; A campaign to formalize the government-to-government relationship between federally recognized tribes in Alaska and the state is moving forward; A fix for a troublesome portion of the Denali Park Road could be coming soon

A golden retriever puppy is Alyeska’s newest avalanche safety asset; The latest COVID-19 data in Alaska; The former director of the Alaska Permanent Fund is blaming her dismissal on “political retribution”; Anchorage Police Chief Kenneth McCoy's new role after retirement

Alaska's hospital system during the omicron surge; Alaska grocers are scrambling to refill shelves after the recent winter storms; A 21-year-old Anchorage man died by suicide; Anchorage will have a 24-hour COVID-19 testing site

The story of an Anchorage resident from Afghanistan; The Alaska Court System fired the state’s longest-serving magistrate judge; Biden administration officials announced plans to return to Obama-era rules for oil and gas development in the vast National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska on the North Slope; Anchorage correctional officers pepper sprayed three incarcerated men

How do birds in Alaska survive the winter?; The Anchorage Downtown Partnership has changed how its safety ambassadors patrol downtown’s streets; A man was shot to death in the parking lot of the Alaska Club East; An Alaska figure skater won his first national title at the Canadian figure skating championships

Some Alaskans are having epic troubles trying to return home; The municipality of Anchorage spent more than $8,000 to post anti-panhandling signs; More than 500 claims for individual assistance had already been received by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough; Alaska has ended its longest stretch of population decline since World War II