Eklutna Valley Community Council registers doubts about ‘Eaglexit’ proposal
The group passed a resolution distancing itself from a movement to detach Chugiak-Eagle River from the Municipality of Anchorage.
Fourth state employee files wrongful-termination lawsuit against Dunleavy
The suit claims attorney Kelly Parker was given only 33 minutes’ notice of her firing after a "loyalty pledge" incident.
Scheduled flights to Unalaska suspended after fatal crash, stranding some travelers
Charter flights were getting people on and off the island but others canceled trips out or still can’t make it home.
Judge orders state to stop holding psychiatric patients in jails and ERs
An Anchorage judge has ruled that warehousing psychiatric patients in jail cells and emergency rooms because API is full is unlawful and ordered the state to come up with a plan to stop the practice.
Anti-Pebble group asks SEC to investigate possible ‘insider trading’ involving project owner
Northern Dynasty Minerals and a securities analyst named in the complaint disputed the allegations.
Village long threatened by erosion and flooding begins to relocate
Moving Newtok residents has been planned for decades. This month, several families moved to the new village of Mertarvik.
House Republicans barge into secure room, disrupt testimony in Trump impeachment inquiry
The disruption delayed closed-door testimony from Laura Cooper, the Pentagon official who oversees Ukraine policy.
Victim’s family members and activists pack court hearing of man accused of killing two Alaska Native women
Veronica Abouchuk’s family members filled the courtroom as Brian Steven Smith pleaded not guilty to her murder.
Why own a collection of guns? The reasons are many.
In a time when it seems your cellphone is outdated every few months, there’s something special about tools built over a hundred years ago that remain relevant today.
I just took the world’s first 20-hour flight. Here’s what it did to me.
The Boeing Dreamliner delivered its few dozen passengers - including yours truly - to their destination more or less intact, even if some of us were not quite sure what day it was.
No foul play suspected in death of 69-year-old Anchorage man on trail near Palmer
Another hiker found the remains.
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