Vice President Pence goes on-air to sway Alaskans on Senate health bill
Pence took to Anchorage's conservative radio airwaves Thursday evening to urge support for the effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
Anchorage moves to toughen joyriding laws as car thefts spike
Police and prosecutors want to make it easier to prosecute anyone caught riding in a stolen car, not just the driver.
Some in Homer fret over tentative plan for a new lodge in a quiet nearby bay
An out-of-state company is taking steps to build dock facilities that could support a restaurant and lodge in China Poot Bay.
Northwest Passage cruise from Alaska won’t return next year
The Crystal Serenity isn't scheduled to sail the Arctic route again, but a mega-yacht is poised to take its place.
A bell tower in the Anchorage cemetery would finish a story for Ernie Hall
The Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery is a microcosm of Anchorage. A project to improve it would also complete the career of a great community member.
Biologist who camped on Arctic island since 1970s has front-row seat to warming climate
George Divoky, who has monitored black guillemots on a remote island since the 1970s, provides a bird-level perspective on climate change.
Cozy up to autumn with this warming coconut curry chicken
Kim Sunée: Warming flavors and coconut milk play well with the unsung hero of the dark meat world, chicken thighs.
1 person injured in Anchorage trailer home fire
Firefighters extinguished the blaze in the Manoog's Isle trailer park quickly.
Alaska will pay feds $2.5 million to settle allegations of false food stamp data
The settlement will resolve allegations that the state broke the law by submitting misleading data about its administration of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
