AFN awards go to elder, artist, top parent, young leader and more
The oldest elder living on the North Slope, a highly recognized artist, and a health care leader who started out cleaning hospital floors were among those honored at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention.
Last-second touchdown delivers state football title to Bartlett
Hunter Cargill scored a touchdown on a 6-yard sweep to give the Golden Bears a 40-33 victory over West in Alaska's Division I state football championship game Friday night in Anchorage.
Teenage son of Alaska Native leader stabbed to death in Utqiaġvik
A family member suffering from mental illness attacked the 14-year-old son of Crawford Patkotak as he was getting ready for school, the father said Thursday.
Trump plans to release of JFK assassination documents despite concerns from agencies
One final batch of papers related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy remains unseen by the public. The president suggested that if a strong case were made to keep the documents in the archives, he would reconsider.
The Ralph Nader effect: Alaska drops fight against nonresident signature gatherers
Attorneys for the state have agreed to set aside a law banning nonresidents from gathering petition signatures, citing the result of a lawsuit by former presidential candidate Ralph Nader.
Iditarod musher Jason Mackey charged with stealing dog kennels from another musher in Nome
Jason Mackey is accused of taking four of fellow musher Alan Eischens' dog kennels after the 2017 race.
Against all odds, these Anchorage women are asking Amazon to build its new headquarters here
Meghan Stapleton and two other Anchorage women are trying to lure Amazon as the online shopping giant looks to build a second headquarters.
