Under Dunleavy budget, ferries would end service Oct. 1
In a memo, Alaska’s DOT commissioner warned of “large and significant impact” to coastal communities.
Snow could make morning commute hazardous, with slippery roads and reduced visibility
A weather system moving through Southcentral will drop as much as 8 inches of snow before tapering off Thursday afternoon.
Murkowski: Cutting state funds makes it more difficult to unlock federal cash
Alaska’s senior U.S. senator did not say whether she supports Gov. Dunleavy’s budget cuts.
Coast Guard officer planned widespread terror attack, prosecutors say
A Maryland man planned to call for “focused violence” to “establish a white homeland,” court documents say, and he created a target list that included journalists and liberal politicians.
Photos: February’s full moon was a stunner
The Feb. 19 full moon was one of three supermoons for 2019, the largest and brightest of the year according to Farmer’s Almanac.
Feds advance Pebble gold prospect with release of draft environmental review
The report will lead to a public comment period for the mine straddling salmon-producing Bristol Bay headwaters that has been in the works for more than a decade.
Fish and Game wants your help counting Anchorage’s moose
Biologists will be going out and cataloging moose, but they’re relying on residents to point them in the right direction.
‘Empire’ actor surrenders to face charge of making false police report
Prosecutors charged Jussie Smollett with felony disorderly conduct, an offense that could bring one to three years in prison and force the actor to pay for the cost of the investigation into his report of a Jan. 29 beating.
‘Person of interest’ in fatal Anchorage shooting sought by police
Police said officers found Salisa Loucks dead inside a Jeep SUV near downtown after an apparent drug-related shooting.
Seawolves land 8 in top 20 at NCAA regional nordic skiing championships at Hatcher Pass
Sigurd Roenning’s third-place finish in the men’s race and Casey Wright’s seventh-place finish in the women’s race helped UAA into third place after the first day of the NCAA Western regional championships.
Anchorage pets can now get high-tech help in the event they get lost
Scanning the new digital tag with a smartphone pulls up a webpage with a profile for the pet, which can include multiple contact numbers, health information and eating preferences.
Lawsuit claims Mat-Su school district protected teacher after mom raised concerns about sexual abuse
An administrator told a fourth-grader’s mother there was no reason to move the boy out of Lukis Nighswonger’s class, the lawsuit says.
