Windstorm slams Anchorage, Southcentral Alaska with gusts over 80 mph
The storm was expected to peak late Tuesday but continue to bring gusty weather for several days.
Climbers’ human waste is making a Denali glacier toxic. The park service is demanding change.
Rule changes for the 2018 climbing season are meant to offset years of fecal buildup in the slow-moving glaciers of North America's tallest peak.
Yukon Quest bans two-time champ from 2019 race after necropsy reveals dead dog had preventable health issues
The medical exam revealed that Neff’s dog, named Boppy, suffered from stomach ulcers, a whipworm infestation and severe weight loss, among other health problems.
Don’t dump your trash on this Anchorage man’s property. He’ll find you.
Chad Winberg decided he'd had enough when a 200-pound water heater appeared next to the dumpster in front of his business last week.
How connections trumped qualifications to be Alaska’s new federal judge
After working for Sen. Dan Sullivan and President Trump's sister, Jon Katchen landed a federal judgeship over more qualified candidates.
Ruffled feathers: Rep. Young bill aims to protect Native crafters from federal restrictions
Right now, the 100-year-old Migratory Bird Treaty Act prohibits Native Alaskans from selling traditional artwork that includes feathers, beaks or other parts from certain birds.
Museum and pot shop proposed for old Crush Wine Bistro building in downtown Anchorage
The proposal faces several hurdles, most significantly the proximity of the store to an alternative high school.
Alaska Legislature’s ethics committee says Anchorage Democrat broke law by helping organize street fair
The committee said Anchorage Democratic Rep. Geran Tarr violated the state's ethics laws by directing an aide to help organize the Mountain View street fair.
Alaska Air ekes out small profit, says merger with Virgin on track
On Wednesday, Alaska is merging passenger service systems with Virgin America, which will combine the two airlines into one from the passenger perspective.
Alaska Legislature roundup: Lawmakers inch toward Permanent Fund deal as fights brew over Native languages, expense checks
Signs are emerging that lawmakers may be advancing a deal to use the Permanent Fund to address the state's huge deficit.
Suspect in Toronto van attack expressed anger at women
The man identified by police as the driver, Alek Minassian, 25, was charged in a Toronto court with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder one day after the van rampage along the sidewalk of a busy Toronto street.
