Regular air service suspended at Unalaska after fatal crash, stranding some travelers
Charter flights were getting people on and off the island but others canceled trips out or still can’t make it home.
Fourth Alaska state employee files wrongful-termination lawsuit against Gov. Dunleavy
The suit claims attorney Kelly Parker was given only 33 minutes’ notice of her firing after ‘loyalty pledge’ incident.
Elderly man caught on video starting fire at door of South Anchorage home
The residents extinguished the blaze before it spread into the house, relatives say.
Judge orders state to end practice of holding psychiatric patients in jails, ERs
An Anchorage judge has ruled that warehousing psychiatric patients in jail cells and ERs because API is full is unlawful and ordered the state to come up with a plan to stop the practice.
Iditarod joins new international race circuit in an effort to increase exposure, showcase dog care
After a turbulent few years, the Iditarod’s new chief executive says the race is “in the process of changing the narrative.”
Victim’s family and activists pack court hearing for man accused of killing 2 Alaska Native women
Brian Steven Smith pleaded not guilty in Anchorage to the murder of Veronica Abouchuk.
Village long threatened by erosion and flooding begins to relocate
Moving Newtok residents has been planned for decades. This month, several families moved to the new village of Mertarvik.
We shouldn’t waste the time before the budget wars begin again
Our decisions should be based on reality, not dreams.
Diplomat who raised alarm about withholding aid to Ukraine testifies in impeachment probe
Acting ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor Jr. had told colleagues it was “crazy” to hold up aid for “help with a political campaign.”
Democrats see weak spots in their own 2020 prospects
As they look at a weakened Republican president, Democrats see vulnerabilities in their own field.
To reduce distractions, this Anchorage high school has gone cellphone free
The new policy at Lumen Christi, a small, private school, quickly gained media attention this month as schools across the country grapple with cellphones in classrooms.
Diplomat who raised alarm about withholding aid to Ukraine testifies in impeachment probe
Acting ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor Jr. had told colleagues it was “crazy” to hold up aid for “help with a political campaign.”
Marijuana retailer, church face off over downtown Anchorage pot shop
The Anchorage Assembly will vote Tuesday night on whether to give the business a special exception.
Cook Inlet kelp harvest gets a closer look from managers and scientists
Alaskans are heading to beaches in lower Cook Inlet to commercially harvest bunches that wash ashore.
Troopers investigate fatal shooting in Scammon Bay
Troopers were notified of a shooting involving two brothers Sunday night, but bad weather prevented them and a medevac airplane from responding.
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