Alaska Beat

After an early morning collision, Anchorage resident Ariel McGrew was arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated.

Manuluuraq Designs will put the money toward lowering prices in hope of adding employees as the design company grows.

The Saturday afternoon shaker, epicentered 34 miles southwest of Talkeetna, was felt in Alaska's largest city as well.

The alert level for Alaska's Mount Shishaldin was bumped up to orange on Friday. Observers said that so far there was only minor steam and no ash emissions.

Despite high grocery store prices in rural communities, a new Gallup poll finds that Alaskans are the U.S. residents least likely to struggle to afford food.

Backcountry guide Aaron Karitis was buried for 30 minutes in an avalanche Saturday near Haines; he was resuscitated and transported to Anchorage with life-threatening injuries.

At CPAC, some conservatives are finding themselves struggling to convince their libertarian-leaning compatriots that marijuana prohibition is a good idea.

Add Cincinnati to the list of cities that play host to "urban Iditarod" races. As the real Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race began in Anchorage, residents of the Ohio city were busily "mushing" their own teams behind shopping carts to raise money for a local food bank.

Mark those calendars, Alaska, the Anchorage Cabela's has a grand opening date set, and there's a free shipping deal to mark the occasion.

There's something fishy about Buzzfeed's pick for Alaska's signature state cocktail.

A coach for one of the high school ski teams on board a charter bus that crashed said the teams "feel very fortunate about how everything turned out."

Sheri Coker, a recent transplant from Arkansas, is one of 12 finalists for Prois Hunting & Field Apparel’s award for “hardcore” women who hunt.

Norwegian researchers have found that, come Christmas, a reflective surface in the eyes of Arctic reindeer changes color from gold to blue or green.

A two-vehicle collision near McHugh Creek Saturday morning cost one driver his life.

In the January-to-October period, thefts from vehicles are up some 40 percent in Anchorage, according to police.