Dunleavy’s dilemma: Supersized dividends create a big budget problem
‘It’s going to be difficult to get out of here in 121 days,' a top legislator says.
Jewelry, guns and money were stolen from the home of one of Alaska’s Olympic medalists. But her medal stayed safe inside an old sock.
Rosey Fletcher-Grunwaldt thinks the sock that stored her 2006 Winter Olympics bronze medal looked too old and grubby to attract a burglar’s attention.
Trump’s offer on wall is rejected
The president’s proposal, in a rare Saturday address, is designed to ramp up pressure on Democrats, but many already say it is unacceptable.
Edie Grunwald, mother of slain Palmer teen, appointed chair of parole board
Grunwald has no corrections or law enforcement experience but promises ‘personal biases’ won’t enter into her decisions.
Looking for a way to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Anchorage? Here’s a list.
From musical performances to volunteerism to free legal help, here’s how you can take advantage of the holiday.
As women’s marches rally for change across Alaska, Anchorage was missing
Missing and murdered indigenous women were a focal point of marches throughout Alaska, organizers said.
Clouds threaten Anchorage’s view of Sunday’s total lunar eclipse
Alaskans farther north might have better luck.
Here’s how one Alaskan went from Peters Creek to captaining a 174-foot ship
Andrea Kosto is one of the “hawsepipers” - captains who worked their way up from deckhand, to mate and finally to the top spot on board.
Kenai student mural uncovered in airport remodel
Construction crews working on a remodel of the Kenai Municipal Airport have discovered a mural created by students more than four decades ago.
Kentucky Catholic diocese condemns teens who taunted vet at March for Life
The video comes as Catholics debate the March for Life and partisan politics.
Abandoned vehicles litter Anchorage streets. Authorities want to change the law and tow more of them.
Back in 1997, city voters restricted ticketing and towing to police. A proposed ballot measure would free up officers for more serious crimes and neighborhood policing.
Alyeska to provide free tram rides to furloughed federal employees on Monday
The offer is in an honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday.
Endless aftershocks from the Nov. 30 earthquake rattle Alaskans
There have been more than 7,800 aftershocks since the main earthquake struck 7 miles north of Anchorage.
State sues California man accused of stealing the identities of Alaska businesses
Three of the businesses targeted were marijuana manufacturers, and the man was able to apply for a marijuana concentrate manufacturing facility license, the complaint alleges.
