Listener struggles with a casual arrangement that feels like a full-blown relationship, causing conflict due to differing commitment levels. Relationship expert Wanda advises reflection on whether the situation aligns with her needs, while Wayne suggests deciding between the casual setup or pursuing a committed relationship.

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High school hockey teams had an action-packed week, with several close games and dominant performances. Monroe Catholic, West Valley, Wasilla, South, and West secured wins, while Service and North Pole had narrow victories. The Lancer Smith Memorial Wrestling Tournament showcased intense competition, with Kenya-Marie Bruno, Desiree Moore, Valarie McAnelly, Mia Hannevold, Clayton McGuire, Jacob Morris, Michael Dickinson, Michael Roschi, and Sam Henry winning their respective divisions. In volleyball, Susitna Valley, Chugiak, and Kenai Central had successful matches, and UAA and UAF volleyball teams secured wins. UAA hockey split their series with Bentley.

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Kenai Central Kardinals volleyball team triumphs in a thrilling comeback, winning the three-A state championship against rivals Nikiski. Despite losing the first two sets, Kenai rallied to win the next three, securing their third state title in four years. The victory was especially sweet after Nikiski defeated them in last years championship. Coach Tracie Beck highlighted the teams resilience and adaptability throughout the season, with Sophia Tapley making the final block to seal the win.

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LANFest: A Gaming Revolution in Fairbanks - The first-ever LAN party in Fairbanks, Alaska, is underway, offering a nostalgic gaming experience. Intels charitable outreach program supports local groups, providing equipment and prizes. The event aims to combat gaming isolation, fostering community and charity. Organizers plan to make it an annual tradition, with a food drive and snack bar raising funds for local charities.

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On the Trail of Eklutna explores the unique spirit houses in Eklutna village cemetery, blending Indigenous Deneina Athabascan and Russian Orthodox traditions. The re-released book, updated by Naomi Klouda, delves into Eklutnas rich history, honoring its people and their deep connection to the land. The story of Eklutna Alex Vasily, a traditional knowledge keeper, and his descendants, who preserve and evolve their cultural heritage, is also highlighted. The spirit houses symbolize the enduring memory of full lives and adapting history.

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In a thrilling hockey match, the Anchorage Wolverines and Wisconsin Windigo faced off, trading goals throughout the game. The shootout, filled with seven straight goals, ultimately led to a four-to-three victory for the Windigo. Despite the loss, the Wolverines performance was praised, with highlights including Luc Bydals spectacular goal. The team has shown improvement, winning five of their last eight games, and fostering a positive atmosphere through off-ice activities.

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Fairbanks police bust illegal gambling operation, seize over $100,000 in cash and equipment, arrest five individuals for promoting gambling and possession of gambling records.

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Corey, the human behind the AI, shares the mission of DNN Network: delivering fast, unbiased local news to every city worldwide. With shows for major cities and sports teams, DNN is live in the US, UK, and Australia. Support the mission by subscribing to your local shows.

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Alaskas new Attorney General appoints an Indiana lawyer as State Solicitor General, sparking controversy over resource allocation and local talent recognition. Critics argue its a wasteful use of taxpayer money, while departmental staff feel insulted and undervalued. The decision has led to calls for future governors to address and potentially reverse the move, highlighting ongoing tensions between new leadership and established structures.

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Senator Shelley Hughes resigns from Alaska Senate to run for governor, ensuring her district has representation in the new session. Governor Mike Dunleavy to choose her replacement from Republican party nominees, with Cathy Tilton expected to be among them. Hughes served her district for twelve years, aiming to elect reasonable conservative lawmakers.

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Veteran skipper Robert Hanson faces dwindling halibut stocks in the North Pacific, a crucial fishery for small-boat fishermen, sport anglers, and Indigenous communities. Despite a recent successful trip, Hanson acknowledges the grim reality of the declining halibut population, with mature fish and older halibut significantly smaller than in the past.

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Fishing captain Sam Wright grapples with a unique challenge: halibut. Despite targeting other fish, federal rules prohibit keeping halibut caught in their nets. To reduce unintended catches, vessels like the Unimak use escape hatches and sort out halibut on deck. However, large-scale trawling in Alaska has historically impacted halibut populations. Last year, over three point nine million pounds of halibut died after encounters with trawl nets. In response, a federal fishery council has imposed tighter limits on the bottom trawl fleets halibut take, contributing to a downsizing of the fleet.

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The Porte family in Midtown Anchorage has turned their home into a festive holiday wonderland, complete with a candy cane lane, Santas reindeer, and countless twinkling lights. Their annual tradition, started years ago, aims to spread joy and create lasting Christmas memories for their children. This year, they began their display earlier than usual, illuminating their property before Halloween. The Portes story is part of Holiday Nights of Lights, a local segment showcasing impressive decorations. Their full interview, discussing their passion and process, is available on Alaskas News Sources streaming platforms.

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Bettye Davis East Anchorage High School kickstarts Regalia Workshop Nights, empowering indigenous students to create traditional garments for graduation and fashion shows. Student Isabell Murray shares her journey of reconnecting with her heritage, while the Anchorage School Districts Indigenous education department supports recently evacuated students from the Lower Kuskokwim School District.

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In Juneau, Alaska, the historic Telephone Hill neighborhood faces demolition, sparking controversy. The city, CBJ, acquired the area in 2023, leading to lawsuits alleging improper eviction. Assemblymember Alicia Hughes-Skandijs believes these suits lack merit and will be resolved by November. Local resident Susan Clark leads efforts to save Telephone Hill, arguing for its historical significance and revitalization. The future of the site remains uncertain amidst legal challenges and community outcry, highlighting the tension between urban development and historical preservation.

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Anchorage grand jury indicts Like Simonson for first and second-degree murder, third-degree assault in connection with Timothy Grosdidiers shooting at Fox Hollow Golf Course. Dash-cam video shows Simonson shooting Grosdidier multiple times after a verbal argument, contradicting Simonsons claim of self-defense.

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Kayden McIntosh, one of the teenagers involved in a 2019 catfishing scheme that resulted in the murder of Cynthia Hoffman, was sentenced to seventy years in prison. McIntosh, who was sixteen at the time of the crime, was found guilty of second-degree murder and was sentenced by Anchorage Superior Court Judge Andrew Peterson. The group had planned to kill Hoffman, who had developmental disabilities, to receive millions of dollars from a wealthy man with violent sexual fantasies. McIntoshs attorney argued for a thirty-year sentence, but prosecutors pushed for the maximum, stating McIntosh minimized his role and tried to conceal evidence. The sentencing brings closure to the case, with the alleged mastermind, Darin Schilmiller, receiving a ninety-nine-year sentence in 2024.

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Senator Lisa Murkowski criticizes House Speaker Mike Johnsons actions, expressing frustration over the adjournment without addressing the Epstein files. She advocates for transparency, emphasizing the need to protect victims identities and release the information responsibly. The full interview is available on Alaskas Political Pipeline podcast.

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As Thanksgiving travel approaches, experts share tips to navigate potential chaos. Arrive early, print boarding passes at home, arrange airport transportation, double-check flight details, and consider tracking devices for checked bags. For families, pack entertainment and essentials. Be patient, kind, and prepared for potential rebooking issues.

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On November fifteenth, we delve into a captivating love story that blossomed under the glow of a rare, red aurora. Charles Deehr and his wife, Tone, first met on February eleventh, nineteen fifty-eight, after witnessing this extraordinary celestial event. Charles, a space physicist, recognized the red aurora, a phenomenon so rare its only visible in mid-latitude regions. This shared experience sparked a sixty-eight-year partnership. Despite witnessing many auroras, Charles has only seen a few red ones, making their first dates display truly unforgettable.

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