People are reporting odd interactions with lynx in Anchorage as their numbers grow
Snowshoe hare populations are up in Southcentral Alaska — and the lynx population is following suit.
Here’s how the millions collected from an Anchorage alcohol tax would be spent
Two alcohol tax proposals seek to generate new revenue to combat homelessness.
Decision to close National Archives at Seattle deals a blow to tribes, historians in Pacific NW and Alaska
In 2016, the National Archives facility in Anchorage was closed, and millions of pages of documents were moved to Seattle. And now they will be moved again.
Virus death toll in China rises as US prepares evacuation
A new viral illness being watched with a wary eye around the globe accelerated its spread in China on Sunday with 56 deaths so far.
He’s on the path to big-time college basketball, but Daishen Nix and Anchorage haven’t forgotten each other
Even as a grade-schooler, Nix’s talents were apparent.
NASA prepares to launch rocket from Alaska’s Poker Flat range
The launch window for the annual winter experiment north of Fairbanks opens Sunday and runs for nearly two weeks.
Alaska Legislature fails to override Dunleavy vetoes
A majority of lawmakers voted in favor of an override, but 45 of 60 votes were needed for it to pass.
Can Alaska’s VPSO program be saved? A task force suggests big changes.
State legislators will propose giving village public safety officers more flexibility and independence.
With People Mover ridership increasing, Anchorage proposes a new route
A route from the Dimond Center mall to Loussac Library and then downtown would be the first new one since a 2017 public transit redesign.
Video: Trump tells associates to ‘get rid of’ U.S. ambassador to Ukraine
“Get rid of her! Get her out tomorrow. I don’t care. Get her out tomorrow. Take her out. Okay? Do it,” Trump says.
Trump lawyers argue Democrats just want to overturn the election
President Trump’s lawyers opened their impeachment trial defense by asserting that he “did absolutely nothing wrong" when he asked Ukraine to investigate a political rival, Joe Biden.
Pompeo accuses NPR reporter of lying, calls news media ‘unhinged’
The secretary of state has grown increasingly testy as his conduct has been questioned.
First Alaska retail pot shops get approval for on-site consumption
Regulators approved applications by GoodSinse LLC in Fairbanks and Cannabis Corner in the Ketchikan Gateway Borough.
Deals and tips from a bona fide cruise expert
Planning a European cruise? Stay a few extra days. And when you check the price of a cruise, scope out what’s included and what’s not to get the biggest bang for your buck.
AK Beer Week is back: Here are the dinners, pairings and parties coming to Anchorage
The week wraps up with the Alaska Craft Beer and Barley Wine Festival, but there’s fun for what “ales” you every day of the week.
Best-selling author of ‘cozy’ mysteries sets new series in small-town Alaska
Book review: Quirky characters, wildlife encounters, a friendly park ranger — it’s all here in “Thin Ice." But Paige Shelton generally avoids the worst clichés about Alaska and Alaskans.
