Alaska News Nightly: Tuesday, October 28, 2025
One person is dead and more than a thousand are in mass shelters following the storm in western Alaska.
One person is dead and more than a thousand are in mass shelters following the storm in western Alaska.
The ongoing need for safe, affordable housing is our discussion on this Talk of Alaska.
The state says it expects to move the roughly 300 people staying at the Alaska Airlines Center and Egan Center into hotel rooms by the end of the week.
Alaska’s attorney general says he state supports President Trump’s National Guard deployments elsewhere. But former Gov. Tony Knowles is opposed.
On government funding, tariffs and Venezuelan boat strikes, Sen. Lisa Murkowski finds common cause with Democrats.
Construction crews uncovered a shell midden while excavating the site.
None of the choices were easy or cheap.
Glenfarne celebrated the preliminary Tokyo Gas agreement in a press release for pushing the project over the halfway mark of its LNG export capacity.
Neighbors, city officials and the fire department brought up safety concerns because of the project’s landslide-prone location and lack of easy access for emergency services.
The governor’s office declined Monday to answer questions about the resignation, which had not been previously announced.