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Glacial dam releases — known as a jökulhlaups — have become annual events in Juneau in recent years due to warming temperatures and the retreat of the Mendenhall Glacier. The latest one has prompted a flood warning for the Mendenhall Lake and River.

Despite the CARES Act money, there are still questions about equity and efficiency when it comes to relocating the remaining residents.

This week on State of Art we're featuring Anchorage musicians Emma Hill, The Forest that Never Sleeps and the Jephries. We also preview a new youth podcast from Story Works Alaska.

Police Chief Justin Doll told reporters later Thursday that, according to preliminary information, investigators believe the suspect had moved around the neighborhood while shooting. A resident at a home into which the man shot called 911 about 6:20 a.m., Doll said.

Fur found in the area indicates it was likely a brown bear that attacked the man Wednesday.

The five sites will be free to the public and will not require a doctor's referral.

The resolution says that people should wear masks in public spaces, like at work if you interact with the public, or while riding taxis, but the city doesn't have the authority to enforce it.

Less than half of Unalaska's sirens failed to sound during the recent tsunami warning.

The Alaska Department of Transportation is starting to make offers on private land it needs to widen a section of Knik-Goose Bay Road on the edge of Wasilla. The road has seen ever-increasing traffic on a two-lane design intended for fewer vehicles.

Fairbanks' positivity rate has been many times the state's average.