Good morning, Anchorage.

The new book Our Story in Many Voices offers an in-depth look at Alaska’s past through Native, Russian, and American perspectives, reflecting voices behind recent museum changes in Juneau.

It invites Anchorage readers to explore the state’s rich heritage with clear text + trusted research.

An Anchorage woman has built tiny villages in the woods, crafting parts herself while her husband carved figures and neighbors gifted furnishings.

Squirrels explore the miniature homes + one bear took a tiny doll that was later recovered on the trail.

Biologists reported that a virus called poecivirus is linked to beak deformities in roughly 6.5 percent of black-capped chickadees + the Alaska Science Center continues monitoring the condition to gauge its impact on the birds during winter's coldest days.

The Alaska Department of Health will begin accepting applications for the second year of the Rural Health Transformation Program on Sept.

30, with remaining awards fully distributed by the end of October; this round focuses on pay-for-value, care coordination & emergency services.

West High football beat rival East 39-0 on Friday, Sept.

25, winning the inaugural Shoe Trophy on senior night and homecoming (plus military appreciation night) in a game that snapped East’s two-game win streak and kept the Eagles undefeated.