Repairing Mat-Su after the New Years storm; A new lawsuit is challenging a decision by the administration of Governor Mike Dunleavy; Edward “Ed” Rasmuson, died at 81; Police have located located the mother of a baby found abandoned

Dealing with the powerful storm in Palmer and Wasilla; Public schools in Anchorage will stay open to in-person learning; Lawmakers’ daily expense payments will be cut by almost two-thirds;

1/4/22: Alaska has reported 3,700 new COVID; continue to cause chaos in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough infections in a 7-day period; A member of the seven-person board in charge of Alaska’s state fisheries has resigned; Two fines against Hilcorp totaling $64,000 have been upheld

Why doesn't Alaska salt the roads?; Strong winds hammered Southcentral Alaska on Sunday; COVID-19 cases in Alaska have again begun to rise; A newborn baby in a cardboard box was found alive after being abandoned in Fairbanks

COVID-19 homes test kits in Alaska; COVID-19 cases in Alaska have again begun to rise; Anchorage Assembly adopted updates to the city’s procedures for handling elections

The anti-Biden figurines at the Anchorage military base mall; Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer will not run for re-election; Trump's conditional endorsement of Dunleavy; Cheryl Frasca's new political gig

The storm that has wreaked havoc on Interior Alaska; Alaska's first cases of the omicron variant have been detected; Republican Senator Lora Reinbold has violated state law; An environmental group is planning to sue the Interior Department to stop oil exploration work

The Big Lake ice road and the volunteers who maintain it; Cities opting out of the Alaska's news ATV regulation; There's been a spate of business openings around Anchorage; Honoring Kivalina's Lucy Adams

Why do Alaskans call it a snowmachine instead of a snowmobile?; Alaskan airports will soon no longer have on-site COVID-19 testing; Governor Dunleavy has named the head of the criminal division of the Alaska Department of Law; Human remains were found in a remote cabin just outside Soldotna

Alaska doctors have received packages from a group promoting unproven COVID-19 treatments; Alaska's second omicron variant case; The Anchorage Assembly postponed a vote on an ordinance that would update the city’s election laws; Anchorage’s deputy clerk of elections is resigning