Relentless snowfall contributed to dangerous road conditions Tuesday in Anchorage and other areas of Southcentral Alaska, authorities say.

All Anchorage School District after-school activities, sports and community rentals were canceled Tuesday due to poor weather conditions, according to district officials.

University of Alaska Anchorage stayed open until 2 p.m. on Tuesday, leaving students to navigate challenging winter conditions to get to class.

On today's Morning Edition, questions surrounding the collapse of the largest oil rig on the continent, like what it means for the future of Alaska's oil injury, and if harmful damage was done to the environment as well. We'll bring you the latest. Plus, details emerge about Gov. Dunleavy's sales tax proposal, we'll share what we mean so far and what it could all mean for your pocketbook in the long run/

A car crashed into the front of the Carrs grocery store on Debarr Road in Anchorage on Monday afternoon, leaving the driver hospitalized and causing significant damage to the store’s entrance.

There is evidence of a diesel spill after Doyon 26, the largest mobile oil rig in North America, toppled over on Friday, according to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation.

Alaska's News Source speaks with a man who helped build the toppled oil rig.

On today's Morning Edition, as we wake up to continual fallout from this weekend's shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, we'll take a look back at the protests against ICE that happened locally in Anchorage. Plus, we sat down with Mayor LaFrance and talked to her directly about the property tax increases that many have seen here in Anchorage to find out exactly what's driving the hikes and why. We'll share what we found out.

We have an update after an oil drilling rig fell over on the North Slope Friday night, including how many people were treated and released from local clinics.

Plus, some in Minneapolis are protesting after a man was shot and killed by a federal agent. Details on what happened.

And Meteorologist Bailey Braun tells us sunny skies remain for the weekend across the state, but a snowy change is on the way for Monday.

Today on the Morning Edition, a lot of Alaskans are wondering what the Governor's going to do to address the budget shortfall, what he plans to do with the PFD and a lot more. We'll take you to the State of the State address and fill you in on what you need to know. Later, a decision has been reached about Halibut fishing limits. We'll tell you how the International Pacific Halibut Commission is handling the situation and how the decision could impact your next fishing trip.

Property assessments have increased for many Anchorage homeowners this year, and for some homeowners, that spike may not have been anticipated.

A federal judge sentenced a Wasilla man to 30 years in prison for providing a Wasilla teen carfentanil, which led to her overdose death in 2024.

Fairbanks Police Chief Ron Dupee said he is certain the “community is suffering” after a 29-year-old man admitted to shooting his grandmother, 87-year-old Velma Koontz, as she sat in her wheelchair Tuesday in the home they shared.

On this Morning Edition, in our continuing coverage of property tax assessment values spiking throughout Anchorage, we'll break down average increases and what homeowners say they believe is behind the rate increases. Later, day two of the Alaska legislative session wrapped up, and Gov. Dunleavy is floating a seasonal statewide sales tax. We'll break down what that means and how it could affect you.