In this newscast: The head of Alaska's Division of Public Assistance is no longer in her post; Juneau's legislators outline their priorities for the session; finalists announced for UAS' next chancellor; pro skier inspires Indigenous kids to hit the slopes; Filipino folk dance is returning to Ketchikan

In this newscast: Wolf trappers are pushing state authorities to move the season to spring, but enviromental advocates say too many wolves would be killed; After Typhoon Merbok, FEMA released information about disaster recovery in Indigenous languages, but they weren't usable; Fishermen fighting a court case that threatens to shut down commercial salmon trolling in Southeast Alaska are asking the Sitka Assembly for $25,000

In this newscast: The federal omnibus spending bill provides more than $16 million in funding for Juneau-based projects; A woodworking couple makes boat-shaped cradles for newborns in Juneau; Staff are in short-supply at the Sitka Police Department; Skagway is home to an internet sensation, a wife and husband dog walking team; Alaska's population increased just slightly into last year

In this newscast: The National Climate Assessment is a chance for researchers to share local impacts of climate change, and the authors of the Alaska chapter are asking citizens to share; Cod fisherman went on strike in the new year due to pay disparities; Two house fires in Anchorage over the weekend left one person dead and another badly hurt

In this newscast: An egg shortage has hit the nation and Alaska is feeling acutely; Yesterday was the day Mary Peltola was to be sworn in for a full term in Congress, but that didn't happen; Alaska's job market will continue on a path of recovery this year, though it's still a long way from where it was before the pandemic

In this newscast: Thousands of Alaskans have been without food stamps for months due to a backlog at the state level; Hilcorp Alaska was the sole bidder in last week's federal sale of an oil and gas lease in Cook Inlet; The US National Cross Country Skiing Championships started in Michigan yesterday, and Alaska skiers had strong results

In this newscast: A Juneau woman returned home from a holiday trip to find her home ransacked and her grandmother's regalia stolen; State prosecutors say Ketchikan's police chief shoved a man and held him in a chokehold. He was indicted for alleged felony assault this week

In this newscast:  Juneau plans to adopt hazard maps show half of downtown in a moderate to severe threat of landslides and avalanches; An eight-bridge project over the Good River near Gustavus has been completed, giving juvenile fish a chance to maneuver the waterway; It's been three years since the deadly sinking of the F/V Scandies Rose and now pieces of the ship have started washing ashore

In this newscast: Healthcare closures and consolidations are effect of nursing shortage Electoral reforms tucked into the omnibus spending bill Power’s back on in Metlakatla

In this newscast: A volcano is named after Don Young; hectic holiday weekend for travel; Juneau icebreaker funding pulled from spending bill; enviro groups sue over rushed Cook Inlet lease sale