Woman dies after ‘domestic dispute’ on cruise ship in Southeast Alaska, cruise line says
The FBI is investigating the "suspicious death" of a 39-year-old Utah woman on a Princess Cruises ship Tuesday night.
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No transgender people will serve in the U.S. military, Trump says
President Donald Trump will reverse the Obama administration decision allowing transgender people to serve in the U.S. military.
Trump administration signals that Murkowski’s health care vote could have energy repercussions for Alaska
On the line: nominations of Alaskans to Interior Department posts, the King Cove road and future Arctic drilling opportunities.
Video: Surfing the bore tide
The Turnagain Arm bore tide was met by plenty of surfers, paddleboarders, and tailgating locals and tourists last weekend.
The real Lisa Murkowski just stood up
Sen. Lisa Murkowski is taking values and interests learned during an Alaska life to the historic national health care debate.
Nome seafood plant fined for waste discharge violations
The Norton Sound Economic Development Corp. agreed to pay a $51,050 penalty for violations uncovered during a 2016 inspection by the EPA.
Orphaned bear cubs find temporary homes at the Alaska Zoo
The bears will be shipped to other facilities in the U.S. and Canada.
Anchorage Assembly reluctantly gives more money to $81 million software project
The SAP software upgrade project started in 2011 with a $9 million budget.
Anchorage man sentenced to 18 years for drug trafficking and other offenses
In Bernard White's home, officers found 1,318 grams of heroin, 176 grams of cocaine, 837 grams of marijuana and 11 firearms, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Alaska.
Sperm count is falling sharply in the developed world, researchers say
Sperm counts in men from America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand have dropped by more than 50 percent in less than 40 years, researchers said on Tuesday.
Fish Creek near Wasilla opens for personal-use dipnetting
Local participants in the only personal-use salmon dipnet fishery in Mat-Su don’t have to drive all the way to the Kenai Peninsula.
