Why did Ballot Measure 1 get crushed? Opponents outspent backers – by a lot – but other factors were also at play.
Analysis: Political consultants and others say a key handicap was the complexity of the measure, which would have set new regulations for activity affecting salmon habitat.
With at least 31 dead in California wildfires, the grim search for more victims goes on
Authorities called in a DNA lab and teams of anthropologists to help identify victims.
Vice President Mike Pence speaks at JBER during Veterans Day stopover
Pence told a crowd of soldiers and airmen that the Trump administration is working to improve health care and benefits for service members.
The ‘gravy lady’ needs a hand: Donation drive underway for Thanksgiving meals in Southcentral Alaska
Bean's Cafe expects to serve 1,000 meals. A Wasilla mission holds a full sit-down dinner. None of it comes without help.
It was quite a week for Marko Cheseto, who became a marathoner and an American in a 3-day span
Cheseto, who came to Anchorage in 2008 on a UAA athletic scholarship, lost both feet to frostbite in 2011.
Fired Anchorage police lieutenant wins $2.3 million judgment against city over claim of retaliation
It's the second major case related to the Anchorage Police Department that the city has lost in recent years.
Amid deep grief over whalers’ deaths, Utqiagvik celebrates end of whaling season
Subsistence hunters in Utqiagvik brought in their full quota of 19 bowhead whales.
In Kentucky, an alleged hate crime shakes a black church and a white community
Police say a white man who couldn’t get inside a historically black church outside Louisville, Kentucky, drove to a Kroger and killed two black shoppers.
Nobody injured when vans carrying soldiers crash on Parks Highway
Sixteen Fort Wainwright soldiers and other motorists escaped injury in a four-vehicle crash on the Parks Highway.
Dead, wounded, missing: In the final hours of World War I, a terrible toll
Hundreds of troops died on the final morning of World War I -- after an armistice was reached but before it came into force.
Father of murdered Palmer teen files civil suit against criminal defendants
One teen has already been convicted in David Grunwald's 2016 murder. Now Grunwald's father is suing four others even though several still face criminal trials.
