The state of Alaska seized Ken Jouppi's Cessna 206 after he was convicted of bootlegging for ignoring a six-pack of beer loaded onto a flight headed to the dry village of Beaver in 2012.

A Michigan man has been jailed on murder charges more than 30 years after he allegedly shot a coworker in Fairbanks. // The Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly and school board met in a joint work session last week to discuss the borough’s cap on school district savings. // The lead Democrat in the race for Alaska’s U.S. House seat is suspending his campaign. An application for a gold mining exploration project near the Tanana River and Delta Junction is taking its final steps. // The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is waiving federal Clean Air Act restrictions on using high-sulfur diesel on the North Slope.

The drilling project would take place near Delta Junction and the Tanana River.

Dan Bross talks with Rick Thoman about the extreme climate of the Yukon Flats.

A major supplier of firewood in Fairbanks says it will wind down its kiln-dried firewood operation by the end of the year. // Gov. Mike Dunleavy called lawmakers back for a third special session on Thursday. // U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has detained a state of Alaska lawyer who is originally from China, according to ICE officials. // It's likely that Alaska – and the rest of the globe – will see a very strong El Niño climate pattern this fall and winter. // The latest campaign finance data in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race show Democrat Mary Peltola has vastly outraised incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. // The state is appealing a federal judge’s decision to award $1.8 million in attorney fees to several Native organizations in a lawsuit over subsistence fishing rights.

A Supreme Court Justice spoke to a packed auditorium at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and a Two Rivers man is in custody after allegedly attacking his ex-girlfriend with his vehicle.

Jackson's visit marked the second visit to Fairbanks by a sitting U.S. Supreme Court justice in the last decade.

Residents of southcentral Alaska are facing possible shortages of natural gas. // An Anchorage Democrat and Big Lake Republican debate how Alaska can get the maximum benefit from its resources. // Processors are paying more for commercial salmon this season than in recent years, because of activity in international markets. // Gov. Mike Dunleavy has set a record for the most vetoes by an Alaska governor during a legislative term. // A new state law authorizes pharmacists to provide different kinds of care to Alaskans.

Researchers say they’ve built a model that could predict where permafrost thaw will lead to Alaska rivers turning orange and acidic. // Delta Junction Library Director Tiki Levinson has been honored by the Alaska Center for the Book for her efforts to promote literacy in the community.