Roadless Rule lawsuit seeks to restore Tongass protections; Alaska overdose deaths rising since pandemic; and 4th inmate dies with COVID-19.

Legislature will sue Governor over lapsed appointments; State’s top doctor reflects on ‘a big changing point’ in pandemic; and Wind gusts top 100 mph in Southcentral storm.

State-owned corporation may bid on Arctic Refuge oil leases; Moderna vaccine arrives in Alaska; and even in winter, the outdoors is giving Alaskans a break from pandemic restrictions.

Thousands of extra doses of vaccine included in first shipment; Lawmakers debate $5,000 stimulus payments; and Iditarod 2021 won’t end in Nome.

More health care workers in Alaska get vaccines; many state workers may telework permanently; and Businesses get creative to make up lost revenue.

COVID-19 vaccine reaction; Unalaska plane crash report; and Anchorage school board makes it harder to put off school reopening.

Municipality finalizes purchase of Midtown hotel for use as drug and alcohol treatment center; In North Pole, Alaska, Santa Claus is a bastion of blue on a red city council; and 3 deaths and 284 new COVID cases reported on Tuesday.

Vaccine shipment touches down in Anchorage; COVID-19 outbreak in Mat-Su prison; and Jet Skis approved in Kachemak Bay.

Dunleavy proposes nearly $5,000 in PFD payments; Alaskans struggling with unemployment benefits; and Anchorage skier wins at World Cup.

Antibody infusion center opens in Anchorage; Republican Anchorage lawmaker challenges 11-vote election loss in court; and Anchorage photo lab will close after nearly 40 years.