A historic Alaskan settlement turns 50 years old; The Anchorage School Board is getting ready to begin budget discussions; A Canadian arrested last month on cybercrime charges is also facing U.S. federal charges originating in Alaska

The abrupt retirement of Anchorage’s first Black police chief; Anchorage is expected to see significant snow accumulation; A new milestone was reached Monday in the creeping militarization of space; A federal judge has ruled against the state of Alaska

A new company is handling Anchorage’s privatized COVID-19 testing; Anchorage Assembly leaders considering ending the city’s mask requirement; Multiple winter storm fronts are moving through Southcentral Alaska; Alaska legislators’ daily expense payments could be limited

Anchorage phasing out cable TV; The Matanuska-Susitna Borough is suing the Alaska Redistricting Board; Anchorage Assembly member Jamie Allard will run for an Eagle River state House seat; One man dead and another missing after visiting Prince William Sound

Why many Alaska cannabis businesses are struggling and failing; Anchorage’s busiest COVID-19 testing site at Loussac Library closed; A safety valve designed to prevent an oil spill at a Prudhoe Bay well was shut off; The former Alaska Senate President will run for her old Senate seat

The proposed snow dump in Connor’s Bog; Anchorage Police Chief Ken McCoy will retire; At-home COVID-19 tests for Anchorage airport travelers; Mayor Dave Bronson's vetoes continue

A struggling Palmer slaughterhouse and a step toward Alaska’s food security; Alaska health officials are monitoring for the new omicron variant; A Republican from Wasilla, will run for Alaska governor in 2022;

Demand grows in Anchorage’s overburdened mass shelter; A Fairbanks police detective was arrested Friday; Anchorage firefighters were called to a home in the Bear Valley neighborhood; Anchorage's tree lighting ceremony kicked off

The Alaskan Christmas tree business; The Alaska health department is proposing ending routine screenings of all schoolchildren for tuberculosis; Alaska on Tuesday reported 152 new cases of COVID-19; A group of West Point graduates call on David Eastman to resign

The 21-year-old who vanished in Big Lake is still missing; Alaska reported 750 new cases of COVID-19; The pilot of a Yute Commuter Service plane made an emergency landing; A Fairbanks man was sentenced Friday for stalking a former girlfriend