- Alaska News Nightly: Monday, September 28, 2020
- An initiative proposes to overhaul Alaska’s elections. But not everyone thinks they’re broken.
- Performing in an emergency
- COVID-19 cases send Gambell into lockdown
- State announces four new COVID-19 deaths over weekend
- City racing to move people into housing as fall temps fill shelters
- Flying to Bethel? You could win $1,000 — if you get tested for COVID-19
- Shell seeks Alaska lease extension, but no plans to return
- Flying to Bethel? You could win $1,000 if you get tested for COVID-19
- Alaska News Nightly: Friday, September 25, 2020
- Fish and Game is looking for a black bear that followed and charged people in Anchorage park
- “Into The Wild” bus back in Fairbanks
- ‘The Gentle Tarot’: Unalaska artist creates uniquely Alaskan tarot deck
- Former Yute Commuter Services business manager sued for embezzlement
- Thanks to the pandemic, Medicaid is covering more Alaskans than ever
- Alaska regulators seek more money for oil spill fund
- Absentee ballot lawsuit will not be heard before election
- “Pebble Tapes” prompt Sullivan to raise volume on his opposition to the mine
- Trump administration pushes ahead for logging in ‘America’s Climate Forest'
- Al Gross is running for office for the first time. Here’s why he thinks he belongs in the U.S. Senate | Alaska Insight
- Tribes win decision to exclude Alaska Native corporations from $8B coronavirus fund
- Save our Sisters Alaska: Telling victim stories of rape and abuse to seek community healing
- Kodiak’s decades-old Tsunami siren system gets a new song
- Forest Service forging ahead with full Roadless Rule exemption for Tongass
- Juneau homeless shelter closes after positive cases
- Kenai Peninsula schools face substitute teacher shortage
- Alaska News Nightly: Thursday, September 24, 2020
- After 18 months of negotiations, Mat-Su School District and teachers union reach tentative contract agreement
- Primaries, or ranked choice? Vote Yes and Vote No make their case for ballot measure two.
- U.S. Senate incumbent Dan Sullivan is here to answer your questions