The last three psychiatrists working at API are resigning
One of them testified at a hearing related to a lawsuit over the practice of holding psychiatric patients in jails.
Weather continues to hamper search for plane and pilot near Rainy Pass
Timothy Twohy, 61, has been a recreational pilot for at least two decades and is “very careful and very meticulous,” his son said.
Mat-Su adds 25 medics, two ambulances in major shift to a full-time force
Some say the change could undermine local on-call medical responders.
Anchorage Christian School girls are so dominant, opponents are forfeiting
The Lions’ overwhelming superiority in Class 3A play against schools whose enrollments are restricted by geographical boundaries could change the look of Alaska high school basketball.
National Republican group invests in School Board races
The national organization, GOPAC, said it is eyeing promising Republican candidates for eventual runs at higher office.
Dunleavy’s budget roadshow is sponsored and managed by a conservative group
The relationship was not disclosed when the governor announced public meetings across Alaska for next week.
Trump’s continuing invective at McCain dismays some in GOP
Several leading Republicans signaled a new willingness to defy Trump by defending the Vietnam War veteran as a hero seven months after he died of brain cancer.
‘It’s kind of a miracle’: #UglyDogs group helps raise more than $100K for Alaska schools during Iditarod
The Ugly Dogs closely follow Blair Braverman, a 30-year-old Iditarod rookie.
Death of man found bleeding in Bethel apartment is suspicious, police say
A property manager at an apartment building discovered David Carl around 9:45 p.m. Wednesday and called for help.
Stakeholders seek ways to grow Alaska’s outdoor recreation economy
A group of business owners and advocates thinks the state could advertise the outdoor economy better and enable more businesses to cater to it.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers sees no reason now to extend Pebble comment period
An official says the agency has not received any compelling reason to extend the 90-day comment period on a draft environmental review of the major mine project.
A beginner’s guide to your March Madness bracket pool
Here are 10 things you need to know about filling out an NCAA Tournament bracket for your pool.
Anchorage School Board candidate Q&A: Do you vaccinate your children, and should other parents?
Candidates discuss vaccination requirements and their own experiences.
Anchorage Assembly candidate Q&A: The city’s plastic bag ban
Assembly candidates say whether or not they’d seek to repeal it.
