Alaska House split 20-20 and remains leaderless as Kodiak Republican sides with coalition; Anchorage Assembly passes new pandemic relief package; and 6 Alaska island volcanoes may actually be part of a single giant volcano.

A 3rd inmate dies of virus; Trump administration releases final mining report; and Haines residents come together to help pets.

COVID-19 vaccines set to arrive next week; Haines landslide search efforts suspended; and Large chunk of Cook Inlet closed to commercial fishing.

State proposal to shut down a large chunk of Cook Inlet to commercial salmon fishing draws wave of opposition; Search has not found 2 missing after Haines landslides; and Mayoral race is taking shape with a crowded field.

Elections data exposure affected 113,000 Alaskans; Trump administration schedules Arctic Alaska refuge lease sale for early January; and $10 million bail set for Mat-Su teen charged in killings of 4 relatives.

Hope and some uncertainty as Alaska prepares for vaccine arrival; Don Young returns to congressional office after recovering from COVID-19; and Anchorage superintendent unveils early plans to phase in some students for in-person classes in January

Second Alaska inmate dies with COVID-19; Local voters to request a recount of Anchorage Republican Rep. Lance Pruitt’s 13-vote loss; and Lawsuit challenges new ranked-choice voting.

Anchorage pedestrian deaths; Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice to retire; and Relics of homesteaders.

Pandemic teeth-grinding; New Anchorage hunker-down order starts Tuesday; and Leader of the oldest Christian community dies at age 68.

A spike in COVID-19 deaths; State’s contact tracing efforts strained; and Malaspina and Glacier Terrace residents receive a holiday surprise.