Seismic surveys in ANWR likely off this winter; Alaska Gov. Dunleavy quarantines at home; Trident Seafoods plant fires back up after COVID-19 outbreak

Behind Alaska’s low ‘wasted’ vaccine numbers; The race for high-speed satellite internet; Dunleavy recall effort

Dunbar so far outraises competitors for Anchorage mayor’s office by tens of thousands of dollars; Alaska vaccine shipments delayed by severe winter weather in the Lower 48; One month into Alaska’s legislative session, the state House has organized without a firm majority

State investigation finds ‘no violations’ with sole-source contract issued to grandson of Dunleavy donor; Anchorage Republican Rep. Sara Rasmussen breaks from Alaska House’s minority caucus; Hatcher Pass Lodge reopens after months of uncertainty following owner’s death

Anchorage police say nothing suspicious found during bomb threat investigations at Dimond Center and Midtown Mall; 476 cases and 5 deaths reported since Friday; Mushers tested by Summit Quest

The former Key Bank Plaza is getting a $41 million renovation; In a crowded race, many candidates for Anchorage mayor say they’re aiming to make it to an expected runoff; Anchorage Market moves to the Dimond Center mall

Alaska’s senators split on Trump impeachment vote; Federal appeals panel stops work on Willow project; 3 large high schools closed through at least Friday due to COVID-19 clusters

State-owned corporation approves plan to spend $35 million on 200-mile mining road; Alaska now to offer vaccines to non-resident seafood industry workers; Ice hearts bring warmth to East Anchorage, just in time for Valentine’s Day

Anchorage Assembly votes to set aside proposed mask ordinance; Anchorage airport saw record cargo numbers during 2020; and Property and violent crimes in Anchorage decreased during 2020

Alaska renters can soon apply for up to 12 months of pandemic financial help; Coronavirus outbreaks at Mat-Su schools force them to shift to remote learning again; and Group accidentally encountered a brown bear den before one of them was mauled near Haines