Sen. Lisa Murkowski calls on her fellow senators to end the government shutdown, a Wrangell housing project is paused after artifacts are found at the construction site, and a seal rescued near Petersburg returns home.

“ArtistYear” Americorp volunteers are stationed at schools all across Sitka

The Wrangell borough assembly will consider a resolution supporting families affected by Typhoon Halong

And how some youth are getting into podcasting

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A Sitka high school is preparing to welcome students from Western Alaska who have been displaced by Typhoon Halong.

Industry experts weigh in on mitigating rockslide threats in Skagway. 

A new history exhibit highlights an iconic Filipino restaurant owner in Ketchikan.

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The Ketchikan School Board looks for a new superintendent, some Southeast Alaska residents hire gig workers to buy and fly in their groceries, and hungry bears in Juneau gear up for hibernation by looking for food downtown.

A man is charged after an alleged stabbing in Ketchikan, the Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly approves funding for a new playground, and Alaskans will not receive food stamp benefits for November unless the government shutdown ends before then.

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A High Wind Warning is in effect, emergency siren tests in Ketchikan tomorrow, and how some Alaskans are handling food insecurity.

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Hundreds of people rally in Ketchikan as part of the nationwide No Kings protest, Alaska’s Boys & Girls Clubs temporarily pause clubhouse operations, and a coalition aimed at reducing the risk of landslide disasters in Southeast Alaska is working on a plan for how to do it.

Senator Dan Sullivan discusses the One Big Beautiful Bill. Plus, a former Juneau Police officer who slammed a man to the ground during an arrest will not face criminal charges. And, the Petersburg Public Library hosts a sleepover event for stuffed animals.

New affordable housing units open in Saxman. Plus, Canadian cross-border visits to Alaska are down.

And, researchers present new data on how the Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau contributed to record-breaking flooding this summer.

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Library card holders now have free access to many paywalled newspapers, Alaska State Troopers updated their cold case website, and a new kelp seed hatchery could be opening up in Ketchikan.

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