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Sass charged through the first coastal checkpoint in Unalakleet, with Dallas Seavey resting for a few hours there before pushing ahead.

“We would be interested in converting the ferry into a floating hotel/restaurant,” said one pitch letter to the state.

Well, we’ve got a race, folks. Obviously, with 45 mushers out on the Iditarod Trail vying for positions, we’ve got a race. But at the very front, it’s looking like a real battle setting up between Brent Sass and Dallas Seavey for first place. As the frontrunners head for the Bering Sea coast, we’ll have a look at the teams reaching the Yukon River, we’ll talk about a pretty big scratch, women mushers, a bit about superstition, and of course we have a dog profile and a listener question.

What Nala lacks in leadership, she more than makes up for in personality.

Mushers reported a hard and fast trail on the frozen Yukon River and temperatures below zero.

Iditarod musher Brent Sass and his dog team raced out of Kaltag at 10:36 a.m. Saturday.

Neff said he was given the choice of being disqualified or scratching because of concerns from veterinarians about his dogs.

“A lot of dogs here, they love to be hugged and cuddled and snuggled. And she likes it to some extent, but then she wants her space,” said Anja Radano. “And I'm the same way.”

Omar shows off his souvenir collection.

Odd Squad Magazine has ranked departments by number of cases solved - and OSMU is last!