KTVA The Voice of Alaska: Preparing for the big one: The Great Alaska Shakeout; Alaska city’s insurance lawyer to handle rape claim case; ConocoPhillips makes record donation to Food Bank of Alaska; 4 Alaska teachers given presidential excellence awards in science, math, engineering; Local support helps 2 Mat-Su businesses expand and more ->
KTUU: Man arrested following a crash on the Glenn Highway; 4 juveniles arrested for vandalizing Begich Middle School; WATCH: Gov. Dunleavy to speak at AFN; Iditarod CEO hopes to start dialogue with animal rights group PETA; A fish mystery solved using genetic testing; Former councilman trying to get dirty needles off Palmer streets and more ->
KTOO Public Media: Juneau immersion classroom aims to teach new generation of Lingít speakers; Dunleavy wants White House to consider fast-tracking Prince of Wales rare earth mine; Tourism advocates say proposed Roadless Rule exemption threatens industry’s growth and more ->
KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: Marshall Voters Want To Open City-Run Alcohol Store In Dry Community; Bethel Celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day and more ->
Alaska Native News: AMHS will Temporarily Resume Service to Prince Rupert; Coast Guard Aircrews Rescue Three People from Munson Island and more->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: 2019 Elders and Youth Conference comes to a close; Military Report: Fairbanks ski & snowboard operation offers discounts for 2020 season; 300 words a minute: A day in the life of a court reporter; Winter season closed for Fortymile caribou herd and more ->
By Craig Medred: Summer of peace
Alaska Highway News, The Canadian Press: Toronto Public Library under fire over event by controversial speaker
By Robert Woolsey, KCAW – Sitka, Alaska News from APRN: Sitka land trust breaks ground on affordable cottage neighborhood and more ->
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State, Alaska: Watch The Mountains Turn Red In Alaska On The Gold Mint Trail In Hatcher Pass