Rashah McChesney, KTOO - Juneau

The ruling forces the state of Alaska to find another source to pay for the tax incentives it promised to oil companies.

The village’s state-owned airport has had some problems with the runway lights. And when residents went to turn them on to guide the flight in — nothing happened. Usually, this would stop a plane from being able to land. But not this time.

The shelter location has moved three times since 2017, and now the city is looking to buy a building miles from town. But some neighbors are afraid of the drug use and crime they say the homeless population will bring.

After months of demands, the Juneau Police Department decided to release its manual in order to build public trust.

It's the 20th death reported in the state.

Dunleavy announced that state employees will be required to wear masks.

The number of people with COVID-19 or suspected of having the disease jumped to a new high.

The woman who died was in her 50s and had pre-existing conditions according to state health officials. She is the 18th Alaskan to have died with COVID-19.

The family of a woman who died at a long-term care facility in New Jersey thinks her death with COVID-19 was mis-attributed to Alaska.

46 residents and 14 non-residents tested positive.