Alaska prisoners who are vaccinated can be visited by family and others starting Wednesday; A 50-year data trove shows Alaska Native people are getting cancer at higher rates; Curious Alaska: What do you want to know?

The debate over the future of Anchorage homeless shelters; Alaska to offer vaccines to tourists; Some Alaska teachers could be temporarily laid off

Kenai lawmaker proposes to forbid businesses, local governments, and state of Alaska from requiring COVID-19 vaccinations; Anchorage Assembly meeting erupts in heated exchange between Rivera and Allard; Anchorage Wolverines junior hockey team plans to play at Sullivan Arena

Eagle River lawmaker proposes that Alaska ignore some federal laws and orders; Anchorage School District bulks up summer school offerings after more students fell behind during pandemic; Anchorage vaccine clinics get site reviews after 16-year-old receives dose of Moderna vaccine

Heli-ski pilot was maneuvering over a Chugach ridge just before crash that killed 5; Anchorage police union will not endorse a candidate for mayor; Interior secretary names Alaska Native woman as top Alaska official

Anchorage relaxes COVID-19 emergency order; Anchorage sets a 70% vaccine target; An old hotel becomes a unique school for Southwest Alaska students

Governor, Legislature press for restart of big-cruise voyages; Updated results show no major changes in Anchorage mayor, school board, and recall races; Alaska employers navigate COVID-19 vaccine policies

Federal regulators order Hilcorp to replace 7-mile pipeline that leaked natural gas into Cook Inlet; Alaska Supreme Court backs Gov. Dunleavy in legal dispute with Legislature over appointments to state boards; Anchorage’s first classical music concert was a century ago, watch an elaborate reenactment Sunday

Two-week extension granted for studded tire use in Alaska; Multiple avalanches and continuing danger will keep Hatcher Pass Road closed through weekend; Major Anchorage development deal to build a new city health department and a grocery store falls through

Once worried about a budget shortfall, Alaska lawmakers confront unexpected excess; US Senate candidate’s $81,000 state-paid moving bill won’t have to be paid back; Dunleavy appoints Alaska law enforcement veteran Jim Cockrell to be public safety commissioner