Alaska Elections & Governance: Alaska Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom says a preliminary review found 91 of 121 candidates had inaccuracies on financial disclosure forms, reversing a prior disqualification decision that affects the governor’s race ballot. Arctic & Earth Science: Researchers report a new GPS-based method to map where major earthquake stress is building, offering better preparedness planning even though it can’t predict timing. Kodiak Fisheries Policy: Top Alaska gubernatorial and U.S. race contenders are set to attend this week’s Kodiak Chamber of Commerce Fisheries Debates focused on state and federal fisheries issues. Critical Minerals & Jobs: NovaMinerals’ antimony processing pilot plant is moving into Port MacKenzie with equipment offloaded and up to 40 jobs planned, aiming to build toward a larger Alaska critical-minerals hub. Nuclear Energy Momentum: South Korea’s U.S. investment talks point to a Texas gas project first, with an eight-reactor U.S. nuclear plan emerging as the likely second deal. NOAA Space Weather: Northern lights may be visible across parts of 11 states before dawn Tuesday as NOAA tracks possible minor G1 geomagnetic storm conditions. Rural Health Access: A new analysis warns rural hospital obstetrics closures could force longer drives for pregnant Medicaid patients, accelerating service losses. Alaska Education: Mt. Edgecumbe High School in Sitka starts the year with new staffing and $24.3 million in capital funding for major maintenance and dorm improvements. Federal Wildlife Staffing: Center for Biological Diversity reports steep staffing drops at U.S. Fish and Wildlife, including Alaska losing 220 staff (about 36%).