Study finds healthy polar bear population in Chukchi Sea
The study found that the population is thriving for now despite a loss of sea ice because of climate change.
‘Defendants are slumlords’: Tenants sue Anchorage hotel over rodents, roaches, bed bugs
The owners of the Mush Inn dispute the complaints.
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Thanksgiving season is upon us. Here are 5 ways you can give back.
There are many ways to help neighbors and community members in need during the holiday season.
Veterans aren’t getting GI Bill payments because VA’s 50-year-old computer system broke
Thousands of veterans using the GI Bill are under financial strain after computer systems buckled under complex new rules.
A White House aide picked a fight with Melania Trump. The first lady won.
A transoceanic personnel crisis that engulfed the National Security Council this week is partly rooted in a bureaucratic dispute over the seating arrangements aboard first lady Melania Trump’s plane to Africa last month during her maiden solo trip abroad.
Mass appeal: World finds consensus on the kilogram
“I’m just really proud of our species,” Maryland metrologist Jon Pratt said.
After deadliest fire in California history, search for human remains begins
More than a hundred remain unaccounted for, an ever-changing list of names amid the frenzy of new and canceled missing persons reports.
Owners of Seattle electronics recycler that operates in Alaska charged with conspiracy
Investigators allege the company lied to customers by having mercury-containing flat-screen monitors shipped overseas instead of disposing of them safely in the U.S.
Woman killed in Anchorage hit-and-run was mother from St. Lawrence Island
The driver accused of hitting Michele Kulukhon near Orca Street and East Third Avenue on Saturday evening remains at the Anchorage jail.
Graffiti found at Service High, including ‘hateful slur,’ prompts restroom closures
Some of the graffiti was similar to written threats found at Dimond High School last week.
Victim in ‘one free pass’ case files civil lawsuit against Justin Schneider
The lawsuit asks for damages for “intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.”
