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The identity of the woman, who authorities said was lying in between the tracks when the collision occurred, was not immediately available.
On a trip to a fish hatchery in South Dakota, outdoors columnist Steve Meyer reflected on what it takes to keep similar facilities running and why they’re important to visitors.
By demanding more transparency, the government is forcing airlines to halt their quest toward more ancillary revenue.
Community members and utility ratepayers deserve a full understanding of the balance the owners tried to strike.
Once again, Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. trustee Gabrielle Rubenstein is making headlines for all the wrong reasons.
Anchorage never trailed and stood tall when it mattered to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-five series.
Three members of the debate team from Anchorage’s West High headed to New York City for the finals of the International Public Policy Forum, one of the nation’s biggest debate competitions for high school students.
Incumbent Mayor Dave Bronson is attempting to sway voters by leaning into Suzanne LaFrance’s association with the Assembly.
Former Assembly Chair Suzanne LaFrance has a sizable advantage in the amount of money being spent by independent expenditure groups in support of her mayoral candidacy.
The governor previously said lawmakers should avoid passing legislation prior to an appeal to the Alaska Supreme Court.
Prolific Alaska historian Helen Hegener taps other writers and sources to help tell a story that is revealing of both its era and geography.
A pair of UAF engineering students will try to collect samples every 2,000 feet on Denali, in an effort to determine if the tiny plastic particles are as abundant there as they are elsewhere on Earth.
The city seeks the disclosure in an effort to ensure that the operator of Alaska’s largest oil field has the financial wherewithal to, for example, clean up a major oil spill.
The Aaluk Crew landed Utqiaġvik’s first bowhead whale of the spring season in April. It was also 17-year-old striker Donald “Button” Adams’ first catch.
She recently supported one controversial Alaska mining project and took steps to reject another, creating a mix of reactions. She also unexpectedly pulled her support for a pro-drilling bill for Alaska.
Whether the animals spent the whole winter here or have just migrated from far away, there is work to be done.
Advice from Amy Dickinson.
Advice from Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin.
Advice from Annie Lane.
Here, we think of elders as an important tie to who we were and what matters. We surely don’t focus on their hair. Or how they walk, or don’t.
The executive branch doesn’t compromise because it doesn’t have to. The Legislature has handed over ongoing spending power to the executive branch.
Citing local concerns, Alaska Public Safety Commissioner James Cockrell said the state was not pursuing new commissions for Chickaloon tribal police around Sutton.
When should you start working in the garden? In Southcetnral Alaska, it’s crucial to exercise patience because your lawn and garden need sufficient time to dry out after winter’s heavy snowfall.
Public money meant to support public schools should not be handed to parents in return for keeping their kids home away from public school.