Alaska’s population is still younger than US, but is aging at a dramatic rate; 4.6 earthquake shakes Southcentral Alaska; FDA decision could increase access to abortion pills across Alaska; Construction to start on bridge over landslide site in Denali National Park

Hundreds of Alaska glaciers are expected to disappear in the next 80 years; Assembly members question whether city is violating law by paying road service contractors for snow removal in Anchorage Bowl; An Alaska miner told Joe Rogan that a museum dumped valuable mammoth tusks into a New York City waterway

Anchorage man wins largest-ever Lotto Alaska jackpot; Oil production on Alaska’s North Slope increased slightly in 2022; National Park Service wants to reinstate bans on “controversial” hunting and trapping activities

Former municipal manager Amy Demboski threatens legal action against Mayor Bronson; What's ahead ahead at the upcoming legislative session?; Mat-Su school workers vote to authorize a strike

Anchorage’s newest pop-up bar features no alcohol; A vacant Midtown for the homeless; Anchorage school officials considering changing when students need to show up for class; Residents is asking the state to change how it manages the animals

Sled dogs are finding new homes with help from an Alaska nonprofit; A new chair of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission; Anchorage Democrat meets residency requirements to take office

Alaska lawmakers look to increase school spending; GCI outage shuts down some Alaska 911 calls; Retired sled dogs are finding new homes with help from an Alaska nonprofit

Alaska Representative Peltola open to discussing a coalition majority; Investigation into the Ketchikan police chief accused of placing a man in a chokehold is ongoing; Alaska’s largest oil producer is suing the state in a dispute with another oil company;

4 dogs boarding a bus in Skagway goes viral; Two house fires occurred over the weekend in Anchorage; University of Alaska is set to gain hundreds of thousands of acres of land

Holiday flight woes cost a Fairbanks man a new heart; David Eastman eligible for office; An update on single family home prices in Anchorage; Mary Peltola looks ahead to her first full term in office