While the search for the people missing from Monday's disastrous landslide in Wrangell continues, we'll take a look at a rash of burglaries and an improvised concert venue in Petersburg, as well as a lawsuit filed by an Alaska chapter of planned parenthood. 

Breaking news on the fatal landslide in Wrangell. The federal government strengthens its position on subsistence hunting in Alaska. A tourism task force gets to work in Sitka. 

The winter storm that is ravaging Southeast Alaska brings landslides and power outages to Ketchikan and Prince of Wales. Plus, a look at a bill that would transfer federal land to Alaska Natives, Wrangell votes on a new housing code, and the number of missing and murdered indigenous people in Alaska continues to climb. 

Ketchikan museums received some grant funding today to purchase a couple works from local artists, the state cracks down on a fishing lodge in Petersburg. We’ll also talk the state of Alaska fisheries in general with Kirsten Dobroth of Undercurrent News and a firsthand account from the downed Coast Guard helicopter earlier this week. 

Some updates from the Ketchikan Police Department, as well as from the downed Coast Guard helicopter in Petersburg. We’ll also hear from those grappling with the housing crisis in Sitka and some lady pinball wizards in Juneau. 

We continue our coverage of the recent drug busts in Southeast Alaska through a conversation with the head of Ketchikan Police Department’s drug enforcement efforts and a bust last week in Petersburg. Plus, one Sitkan’s mission to limit cruise ship tourism. 

A recent report reveals some pretty shocking statistics about lung cancer in Alaska, Sen. Dan Sullivan comments on the Tuberville block, more developments on a statewide fentanyl bust, and we’ll hear from Alaska’s official exorcist. 

Ketchikan has seen more in ambulance calls in recent years. We’ll look at the reasons why and what they mean for our emergency responders. Invasive green crabs have made it as far as Metlakatla and are likely moving up the coast. Sitka is making plans to fight back. Plus, we’ll sit down with Southeast’s House Representative Rebecca Himschoot.

Ketchikan's Borough Assembly grapples with the housing crisis this week, Juneau grapples with last year's record cruise season, and over in Petersburg, McQuaddle grapples with the meaning of life.

The length of the upcoming wolf hunting season on Prince of Wales Island remains a point of contention for some island residents and the Tlingit and Haida Tribes open an office in Washington. We’ll also take a look at Christmas trees in Juneau and invasive species across the state.