In this newscast: Sitka is considering action to limit its growth of short-term rentals; Two of the Sealaska Heritage Institute's Totem Pole Trail poles in Juneau will be from Ketchikan artists

In this newscast: People in the Yukon-Kuskowim Delta region react to Congresswoman-elect Mary Peltola’s victory; Political analysts weigh in on Peltola’s victory and what it means for the November election; Juneau’s hospice provider appeals to the city for financial help.

In the newscast: Biologists says fish genetics are going to help them better bycatch issues; Online commenters say Homer-based company Salmon Sisters’ line of apparel is “cultural appropriation”; A Sukteeneidi honor pole will be raised in Craig in mid-September.

In this newscast: Mary Peltola will be the first Alaska Native in Congress; a wet weekend ahead for Juneau; Alaska's first Black colonel to lead Troopers; meet some of the carvers of SHI's totem pole trail

In this newscast: The cruise industry signs a first-of-its-kind agreement with Juneau; Juneau police began collecting DNA from some people with criminal records; A University of Alaska faculty union files an unfair labor practices complaint against the university administration; the village of Nunapitchuk water treatment building is  at risk of collapse; A candidate for Ketchikan City Council ends his campaign after KRBD exposes his criminal record

In this newscast: A little-known candidate named Buzz Kelley will advance to the general election for an Alaska seat in the U.S. Senate; An Anchorage man shot by police on Friday now faces 19 charges including kidnapping and attempted murder; Active duty airmen will soon be driving school buses for students at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson to help with a driver shortage; 29 students from Ukraine begin classes in the Delta-Greely School District; A new business in Sitka offers snorkeling to tourists as an eco-friendly attraction; Tlingit formline artist's T-shirt design makes an appearance on She-Hulk: Attorney at Law;

The National Weather Service says more atmospheric rivers are headed to the region

In this newscast: A former Bartlett Regional Hospital executive is in jail facing felony charges for stealing from the hospital; School districts across the state are facing teacher shortages; Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Charlie Pierce resigns to focus on his gubernatorial campaign; Environmental groups sue the Biden administration over its approval of an oil exploration program on the North Slope; U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski holds a hearing in Unalaska to try to spur the federal government to clean up contaminated lands conveyed to Alaska Natives; And the Coast Guard wraps up an investigation into an accidental stowaway aboard an Inter-Island Ferry Authority vessel

In this newscast: A two-year process that slowed cleanup at the Tulsequah Chief mine upriver from Southeast Alaska came to an end; NASA scientists have completed another summer documenting climate change in the far north; Neither fall chum nor coho salmon runs of the Yukon River are robust enough to open subsistence fisheries; Sen. Dan…

In this newscast: A private plane made an emergency landing on a Bethel road last weekend; The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its first ever strategic plan for mariculture in Alaska; A Fairbanks group is fighting against goldmine development in the area; Governor Mike Dunleavy championed Alaska mineral development at a University of Alaska…

In this newscast: Rockslides are battering a Skagway cruise ship dock and crushing the town’s economy; Norwegian Cruise Line gave waterfront property it spent millions on to Huna Totem Corporation; A humpback whale calf appears to be okay after an encounter with a tour boat in Favorite Channel