Murkowski says she’s not swayed by pressure from Trump administration over health vote
Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski confirmed that she received a call from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, at the behest of the president, to pressure her about her vote on Senate health care legislation.
Small plane crash reported near Port Alsworth
A pilot was the sole occupant of the aircraft.
Dipnetters unfazed despite slow fishing at Fish Creek
Despite less than stellar reports, scores of people tried their luck Thursday at the popular Fish Creek dipnet fishery near Wasilla.
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Watch: A soundscape meets the incoming tide along Turnagain Arm
The EcoSono Festival opened Wednesday with a performance at Beluga Point melding musical instruments with the amplified sound of moving water.
Electronic trail in GCI insider trading case connects to Beirut, feds find
A stockbroker in Lebanon used his father's account for "highly suspicious" and profitable purchases of GCI stock options.
Sleeping woman shot through ceiling in Anchorage apartment
The incident occurred about 2:45 a.m. at an apartment complex on North Pine Street, police said in a statement Thursday.
Senate slaps new sanctions on Russia, putting President Trump in a corner
The bill will now be sent to the White House for President Trump to sign into law or veto.
ConocoPhillips earns $199M in 3 months in Alaska as projects near production
Two big North Slope projects are advancing to first oil production, including one to tap viscous oil and other on federal lands.
Alaska girls rock it with Randall, other sports stars
The event was part of Fast and Female, an international group organized in 2009 that holds events annually in Anchorage.
Big black bear killed after it got stuck in Juneau home’s entryway
When Leoni Johnson opened the front door, she came face-to-face with the 470-pound black bear.
Anchorage ‘bathroom bill’ will appear on the April 2018 ballot
Deputy city clerk Amanda Moser said the Anchorage clerk’s office certified the signatures of 6,200 qualified voters, more than enough to make the ballot.
Don’t leave your spork at home, and other tips for hungry backpackers
Cautionary Tales: Much of the time I spend on the trail is consumed by food: when to eat, how to eat, and the beer and pizza waiting for me back in town.
