Mueller did not find that Trump campaign conspired with Russia, attorney general says
The president immediately embraced the news as a “complete exoneration” even though the special counsel reached no conclusion about whether the president obstructed justice.
Anchorage man who hunts stolen vehicles agrees to plea deal barring him from chasing suspects
Floyd Hall’s crime-fighting hobby put him on the wrong side of the law when an alleged high-speed chase brought a charge of reckless driving.
More than 40 years after their last crown, Ketchikan Kings resume their reign in Alaska basketball
In a thrilling Class 4A boys finale, Ketchikan prevailed in overtime to defeat the Dimond Lynx.
Pili goes out in style for the Lynx with 40 points and back-to-back state championships
Powered by their senior leader, the Dimond Lynx thwarted a late comeback by Bartlett to win the Class 4A girls basketball championship.
When we attack officials, the losers might not be who we think
It’s not hard to draw a line between increasing polarization eroding respect in civic life and politics and the extension of that behavior to the field of play.
30 years after the Exxon Valdez, have Alaskans forgotten its most important lessons?
A reporter who was there recalls how the oil spill changed those who saw it, and the politics of oil. But then it changed back.
'My job is not for sale’: Opponents of API privatization rally against no-bid contract
Roughly 100 people lined a street near API to argue that investment from the state, not privatization, is the more effective way to address the hospital’s many problems.
New company created to unify Alaska Railbelt power transmission faces resistance
Four utilities and an Outside firm joined to create the company, but two large utilities aren’t signing on.
The latest Alaska Quarterly Review offers a remarkable richness of voices in prose and poetry
Alaska Quarterly Review continues to attract and publish excellent writing from all over.
Norway cruise ship heads to port with 479 rescued, 20 hurt
The Viking Sky carried 1,373 passengers and crew members when it had engine trouble in an unpredictable area of the Norwegian coast known for rough, frigid waters. The crew issued a mayday call Saturday afternoon.
Man backs SUV atop police car during Eagle River standoff
Police said a suicidal man was taken into custody Friday -- but not before he tried to escape by backing out of a garage and onto the top of a squad car.
21 questions with this year’s candidates for Anchorage Assembly
Voter guide: We asked a range of issue questions to the 2019 candidates, and many of the questions came from readers.
