The Alaska Division of Elections sends follow-up letters to most of the 3,000 voters it removed from its active voter list this summer. Plus, an immersive theater production in Soldotna asks the audience to solve a mystery.

The University of Alaska drops a tuition rate specific to out-of-state students. Plus, the application period is open for a cost-share program that aims to improve salmon habitat.

A cybersecurity incident disrupts services offered by the Kenaitze Indian Tribe. A spaceport in Kodiak could see up to 18 rocket launches over the next two years. Plus, the first installment in a new series from Alaska Public Media that profiles the top candidates for Alaska governor.

Three people die in unrelated Kenai Peninsula incidents over the last week. Negotiations between the University of Alaska and its newest employee union get off to a rocky start. Plus, the final federal report says the Bering Air plane that crashed into sea ice last year was overweight and experienced severe icing conditions.

Kenai Peninsula school board members consider classroom screen time limits. Aviation stakeholders convene for a roundtable in Anchorage. Plus, a new class aims to educate mariners on whale safety in Alaska waters.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will consider whether to put term limits on school board members. Librarians and public schools fret the potential loss of a federal internet subsidy program. Plus, the Kenai Performers prepare to state the world debut of a new show.

State lawmakers ask the Alaska Division of Elections to restore voting rights to thousands of Alaskans who were dropped from the state's voter list based on old data. Measles is detected in Anchorage water. Plus, Central Emergency Services celebrates a new fire station.

An Anchorage couple say reckless driving is responsible for the death of their service dog on a Kenai Beach. ENSTAR Natural Gas warns Alaskans will likely see higher heating bills this winter. Plus, newly discovered fossils change the way researchers view prehistoric life in Alaska.

The City of Seward plans to turn the town's shuttered middle school into a community center. Plus, lawmakers return to Juneau for a third special session to consider tax legislation for the Alaska LNG Project.

Michael Hicks resigns from the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly. Alaska State Troopers identify the victim in last Friday's fatal Sterling Highway collision as a former Anchorage Assembly member and teacher. Plus, ENSTAR asks state regulators to reconsider its Kenai gas storage project.