Eagle River nurse guilty of overprescribing opioids

Voters to decide when an election is held if a mayor resigns; Democrat Jennie Armstrong faces a lawsuit;

A new nonprofit promises a fresh start for Anchorage’s Sullivan Arena shelter; Peltola calls partisanship a national threat in debate; A new fentanyl prevention bill;

Further spending on the East Anchorage homeless shelter stopped; The latest snow covering Anchorage; A new plan to anonymously report bullying in schools

Alaska GOP votes to censure top Senate Republican; Lieutenant governor candidate withdraws over Pierce sexual harassment allegations; Governor Dunleavy urges EPA to stop veto of Pebble mine

2 Alaska asylum seekers are Indigenous Siberians from Russia; Iditarod Trail Committee drops COVID vaccine requirement; Details on a 150-bed homeless shelter and navigation center in East Anchorage; Early in-person voting kicks off in Alaska

How Alaska’s push to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge backfired; Alaska gubernatorial candidate Charlie Pierce; Groups want former Alaska Native hospital site revitalized

Alaska’s four candidates for governor sparred over crime, abortion access and the state budget Wednesday night; Transgender students in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District are now banned from using bathrooms and changing facilities that match their gender identity; The making of U.S. Senate candidate Lisa Murkowski

The making of a U.S. Senate candidate Pat Chesbro. As a Democrat in a red state, the longtime educator and administrator knows she’s an underdog. “But I’m fighting for the right things,” she said.

Anchorage School District recommends closing 6 elementary schools amid budget crisis; Alaskans need 84 cents of postage on by-mail ballots; Peltola leads Palin and Begich by $2 million in fundraising for U.S. House seat; The making of a U.S. Senate candidate: Pat Chesbro