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For our Ask a Climatologist segment, Brian Brettschneider says this year was wetter than normal, particularly in the summer, despite a relatively snowless December.

How low can you go, really? That’s one question Alaska researchers are asking of a new grant-funded heat pump prototype this winter.

Wider eligibility for subsidies, faster processes for hiring caregivers and dual use of school spaces are among the recommendations for alleviating the child care shortage.

The disappearance of a Fairbanks man prompts criticism of the local police department. Plus, a decline in caribou populations is a takeaway from this year's Arctic report card. And, despite added publicity, Skagway officials don't want to bump heli-skiing capacity.

The races will start at Kincaid Park on Thursday. Olympic gold medalist Kikkan Randall says it's an opportunity for Alaska’s largest city to highlight its talent and winter trails.

One of Anchorage's independent birth centers is forced to close. Plus, the harbormaster for Petersburg tells legislators more funding is needed for harbor maintenance. And, Anchorage prepares to host the U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships.

Ravensmoon Rupp, 20, was charged with three counts of first-degree and second-degree assault in the West Susitna Drive confrontation overnight Friday.

The lead chaplain at PeaceHealth Medical Center said navigating grief requires naming what you've lost, and what you need to move forward.

Mary Peltola reflects on her tenure as Alaska's sole member of the U.S. House. Plus, a year after a Mt. Edgecumbe student's death, his family struggles to recover his belongings. And, a rogue sparrow draws excitement and concern in Fairbanks.

Through a new Anchorage Museum fellowship, Drew Michael aims to give other artists an opportunity to focus on their craft without worrying about day to day logistics.