Fired federal workers describe ripple effects from losing their livelihoods. Plus, lawmakers in Juneau move the education funding bill forward.

With one member out battling an illness, the majority could not pass the bill out of the Education Committee along caucus lines. They did so with a floor vote instead.

“We're not telling you you can't have these things in your home,” said Assembly member Karen Bronga. “We're just saying, if you have these things, that you need to check your kids.”

Residents in nearly 20 villages came to their airstrips last weekend to greet Bering Air planes, hug the pilots and pray together.

The Bering Sea trawl sector, valued at about $2 billion, catches more chum salmon as bycatch than subsistence fishermen harvest.

Analysis of almost a century of Alaska fire weather data shows that many of Alaska’s most extreme wildfire seasons started with an early thaw.

Leaders of the Alaska Permanent Fund, which pays residents dividends and finances public services, wanted to invest in Alaska firms. There were warning signs ahead of the bet on Peter Pan Seafood, which is expected to cost Alaskans over $29 million.

Begich and his staff kept a firm hold on the mic, frustrating those who wanted him to face tougher questions about Trump's employee dismissals and funding cuts.

A driver in one of the fatal collisions is charged with murder and DUI.

Congressman Begich addresses some questions about the federal shakeup. Plus, rising egg costs force Anchorage businesses to consider alternatives.

Meanwhile, the White House says Elon Musk is not technically DOGE's leader.

At the National Congress of American Indians winter summit in Washington D.C., Sen. Lisa Murkowski acknowledged that it's a difficult time for tribes, as they adjust to a new administration.