Mueller report sent to attorney general, signaling his Russia investigation has ended
The inquiry has consumed Washington for nearly two years and led to guilty pleas from former advisers to President Trump.
Iditarod leader whose dogs refused to run counters critics
Nicolas Petit, who dropped out of the race, says he believes a bad memory spooked his team.
Jury to begin deliberations in murder trial of Anchorage man whose wife was never found
The defense argues the evidence isn’t reliable enough to prove that Linda Skeek was killed. Prosecutors say her husband killed her and cleaned up the crime scene.
Governor’s office buying radio ads to encourage pro-PFD testimony
The anonymous commercials, at a cost of about $9,000, are airing in Kenai, Wasilla and Fairbanks ahead of public meetings.
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.
March Madness, Alaska style: No. 8 Ketchikan rallies past No. 1 East High
Behind senior Marcus Lee’s 25 points, the Kings rallied from an 18-point deficit to take down the top-seeded Thunderbirds.
Snowmachiner watches wild dogs take down musk ox in Western Alaska
The musk ox appeared to be a yearling without horns, the man said.
FEMA data breach hits 2.5 million disaster survivors
Disaster agency admits to massive “oversharing” of personal information
Bethel man charged with murder in death of 65-year-old
Kyle Kilongak, 27, was arrested Thursday.
Air Force scrambles to save aircraft and sensitive equipment from Missouri River flooding
The military has warned in a series of reports under past administrations that climate change is a security threat on many fronts.
'So many birds’: An Anchorage man died and left behind 300 cockatiels in his house
Not much is publicly known about the mystery owner of the birds, and the family wants to keep his identity private.
Stay or leave? How some Alaskans are approaching retirement
For most retirees, the question of where to go focused on family and friends - and affordability on a fixed income was a must.
Anchorage School Board candidate Q&A: How can the district help students perform better?
School Board candidates give thoughts on ways to boost overall student performance at ASD.
Anchorage Assembly candidate Q&A: Where would you look for budget cuts?
Assembly candidates describe their approach to a hypothetical 10 percent cut.
