The Alaska House of Representatives approved a new budget; The newest members of the Bronson administration; A brown bear bit a hiker on a trail; Anchorage veterinarians are inundated with patients and no signs of a slowdown

Mayor Elect Bronson must work with the Anchorage Assembly; Former U.S. Senator Mike Gravel died; 50 hybrid electric planes are coming to Alaska; The first day of Iditarod sign ups

Dogs are being put to work in Girdwood to try to limit bear conflicts with the people who live there; No DMVs, business licenses, museums or routine road maintenance if Alaska's government shuts down July 1; Former state legislator Lance Pruitt fined $19716 for multiple; Lydia Jacoby, a 17-year-old swimmer from Seward, is welcomed back to Alaska

What are shipping containers with observation decks doing along the Anchorage waterfront?; Anchorage Assembly passes controversial ordinances aimed at addressing homelessness; Legislators start special session with Alaska less than one week from government shutdown; Man arrested in South Anchorage homicide investigation

One week from a government shutdown, some Alaska agencies are preparing for the worst; Independent travelers have arrived in Alaska, and they’re a needed boost for many businesses; Alaska cruise ships unaffected by Florida’s early victory in lawsuit over CDC’s COVID-19 measures; Wildfire activity spreads resources thin in Alaska despite relatively slow season

Anchorage man argued with homeless people the day before opening fire, killing a woman and wounding 4 people, according to witness and police accounts; As Alaska’s government shutdown approaches, attorney general sues legislative agency to force court ruling on possible solution; As Alaska’s government shutdown approaches, attorney general sues legislative agency to force court ruling on possible solution; As more details emerge, Anchorage Mayor-elect Bronson’s homeless shelter plan draws many questions — and growing backlash

Details on the Saturday morning shooting near downtown Anchorage; A $1.5 million dollar oil plan; A bear walks into a marathon; Rhubarb in high demand; How some Alaska companies are luring future employees

A shutdown still looming; A legal battle over pebble copper and gold mine continues; A woman was badly injured in midtown Anchorage; at Independence Mine State Historical Park; An Eagle River man's rare liver transplant

The rise of the car sharing service Turo in Alaska; A state budget narrowly passes; A Palmer woman who went missing has been located; A petition to recall and Anchorage Assembly member is moving forward

The Alaska Senate is delaying action on a state spending plan; Former lieutenant governor Valerie Davidson's new role; Alaska has it’s first olympic swimmer; A bonus program that would have paid $1,200 to unemployed Alaskans is nevermore