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A ballot proposition going before Kenai Peninsula Borough voters this fall could result in higher sales taxes on large purchases. A new U.S. Coast Guard in cutter is christened in Kodiak and could also have a base in Seward. Plus, a Tlingit petroglyph in Wrangell is vandalized, prompting calls for action by residents.

A ballot proposition will ask Kenai Peninsula voters whether the borough should hand-count local election results. Plus, a new book from a Homer author focus on glaciology terms.

Mt. Spurr returns to a regular activity level. The Trump Administration announces a new oil and gas lease sale in Cook Inlet. Plus, a cat cafe opens in Wasilla.

Morrison joined KDLL in 2023 and next month will start a new reporting job at KRBD in Ketchikan.

Alaska volcano observers now say Mount Spurr's chance of eruption is extremely low. Plus, a project that aims to restore salmon habitat in Hope nears completion.

Two hikers suffer non-life-threatening injuries after being attacked by a brown bear in Seward. Plus, Alaska medical providers make sense of conflicting vaccine guidance.

The Alaska LNG Project nets two more agreements as project owners prepare to make a final development decision. Plus, one Alaska centenarian shares secrets to a happy life.

Three candidates will be on the ballot for the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly's Soldotna seat. University of Alaska Anchorage researchers seeks proposals for community projects that would benefit from artificial intelligence. Plus, thousands of Alaskans could see health insurance subsidies go up absent Congressional intervention.

Seward residents debate the future of the city-owned electric utility — again. Plus, what would a federal government shutdown mean for Alaska?

Alaska is officially more likely than not to have a La Niña winter, but climatologists say its unclear what weather conditions could come with that weather pattern. Plus, what might an oil and gas renaissance mean for Alaska's economy?