Health and Social Services Commissioner Valerie Davidson was sworn in Tuesday as Alaska's new lieutenant governor.
Valerie Davidson, Alaska’s new lieutenant governor, has a long history fighting for Native concerns
The Yup'ik woman from a Southwest Alaska village has fought for social and health improvements for Alaska Natives for decades.
Mallott has resigned. Here’s what that means for the Nov. 6 ballot.
Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott’s name will still be on the ballot. But if Gov. Bill Walker is re-elected, he could appoint a new lieutenant governor.
Wasilla elementary teacher charged with sex abuse enters not guilty plea
Lukis Nighswonger appeared in person in Palmer Superior Court Tuesday afternoon. A girl who says she is among his victims was there, too.
Bull moose are in rut across Southcentral Alaska. We witnessed a brutal fight in the middle of the city.
We heard tortured bellowing along an Anchorage bike trail, then saw two moose in silhouette, one lying on the ground.
An overdue step for Alaska
Lt. Gov. Valerie Nurr'araaluk Davidson is eminently qualified for her new job. And an Alaska Native woman in the top tier of Alaska state government is long overdue.
Customers lined up before midnight as Canada became the world’s largest legal marijuana marketplace
Hours before a handful of retail outlets opened in the country’s easternmost provinces, a federal official said Canada would pardon all those with convictions for possessing up to 30 grams of marijuana, the now-legal threshold.
Whistleblower wins federal case against Homer air carrier that fired him
Brian Bell was fired in 2012 just days after his tip led the Federal Aviation Administration to Bald Mountain Air Service's hangar in Anchorage. The company plans an appeal.
Plan to require bicycle registrations in Anchorage pulled by assemblyman after uproar
"People are freaked out about the idea of fines," said Assemblyman Christopher Constant.
Seward flooding triggers school delays and emergency declaration
Heavy rains led to high water that overtopped roads and damaged at least one bridge around the town.
Trial starts in wrongful termination and retaliation lawsuit brought by former Anchorage police lieutenant
Anthony Henry, a former APD lieutenant, says the city waged a campaign of retaliation that resulted in his firing. The city contends that he made unauthorized disclosures related to the Alaska National Guard scandal.
A puzzling maneuver, then freefall: NTSB provides details in Alaska helicopter crash that killed 3
A 14-year-old survivor told an investigator that the helicopter dropped 500 feet before crashing on a beach.
