KTVA The Voice of Alaska: Storm moving into Southcentral delivers hurricane-force winds, heavy snow; ‘They shot at me with no weapon on me’: Suspect arraigned after officer-involved shooting; Lynx tries to attack small dog walking on leash in Eagle River; Photovoice project captures unique views on community health; Boy lost in rural Alaska blizzard talks about his ordeal; Anchorage hosts 5th annual Black Business Expo and more ->
KTUU: Ninilchik man collapses, needing emergency help at a meeting over reduced services; Anchorage police identify human remains found in a wooded area two years ago; Air guardsmen, support arrive to JBER after months-long Iraq deployment; Alaska bill proposes renaming road for late Kenai professor; New Katmai Natl. Park permit system proposed and more ->
KTOO Public Media: When the Scandies Rose sunk, he survived. Now he’s grappling with losing his crewmates.; While Alaska’s ferry system is stalled, Haines miners struggle to get to work; Matanuska’s stranded passengers depart as ferry awaits repairs; Hybrid fishing boat quietly makes waves in Sitka Sound; Southeast Alaska has a new marine reptile fossil and it has a Tlingit name and more ->
KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: Future Of Salmon In A Warming World – Part 1 and more ->
Alaska Native News: Pilot’s Name Released in Thursday’s Fatal Yute Air Crash near Tuntutuliak and more ->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: North Pole man found guilty of all counts of sexually abusing babysitter; Police activity in South Fairbanks ends with no arrest; New Fairbanks air quality study kicks off hoping to involve the community and more ->
By Dylan Matthews, Vox: Americans have fewer kids than they say they want. Alaska has a solution. Alaska’s small basic income is causing parents to have more kids.
The Canadian Press, Alaska Highway News: New Carol Shields Prize for Fiction to award $150,000 to female writer
The Delta Discovery: Athanas of Bethel to be Inducted into Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame