NOAA's annual arctic report card released its findings yesterday; Petersburg lost power for almost two hours last night; and more than $8,000 was raised by local screenings of a documentary, which will help Petersburg's nonprofit movie theater.

Governor Mike Dunleavy is no longer pushing to reform the state's schools; what may be Alaska's first hybrid electric fishing boat is closer to hitting the water; and many communities in the panhandle have gotten significant snowfall this past week.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has landed on a solution to stop glacial outburst floods in Juneau's Mendenhall Valley; Congress approved critical funding for rural schools; and Petersburg has seen over 2 feet of snowfall since yesterday morning.

Governor Mike Dunleavy released his proposed budget yesterday; a look at a Sitka man's nutcracker collection; and Petersburg's high school wrestling team has seen big growth ahead of regions.

Governor Mike Dunleavy intends to roll out a new state fiscal plan; the state has launched a new telehealth service for Alaskans with disabilities; and Mitkof Island received more than fifteen inches of snow this week.

Juneau's new hydroelectric utility has a contract to power a controversial ferry terminal; a sacred item is being returned to a Lingit clan; and the Petersburg Borough Assembly approved a handful of changes to the budget.

Ketchikan's school district owes the Ketchikan Gateway Borough millions of dollars, according to the district's auditors; teacher and principal turnover rates have increased in Alaska; and a look at Skagway School's shop class.

State officials say a federal heating assistance program will continue uninterrupted; the City & Borough of Juneau seeks ideas from residents on how to spend revenue from cruise ship passenger fees; and the owners of a sailboat share about why Wrangell is part of its legacy, now.

Juneau's Mendenhall Glacier is no longer touching Mendenhall Lake; the Chilkat Valley has seen high eagle counts this year; and a new documentary will feature Petersburg's unique food and community.

Southeast Alaska tribes have filed a judicial review over British Columbia transboundary mining; Juneau has resurrected its tourism task force; and Covid shots are available at Petersburg Public Health.