Alaska unemployment rate up in July
The state economy is down an estimated 7,500 jobs from a year ago, with the deepest losses concentrated in industries closely tied to oil and gas.
Ben Stevens, former Alaska Senate president once investigated for corruption, ponders bid for governor
Ben Stevens is the former Republican Alaska Senate president and son of the late U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens.
NTSB probes Hageland, FAA for information on October crash and flight safety in Alaska
Investigators are drilling into the larger question of why so many pilots in control of airworthy planes have crashed into lakes and mountains in Alaska.
The problem that Valdez just can’t shake: An infestation of bunnies
Feral rabbits are as common in downtown Valdez as squirrels in other parts of the United States, and feeding by residents keeps them alive during the long Alaska winters.
Bannon wastes no time taking back reins at Breitbart News
His comeback could help reanimate the website as a gathering spot for President Trump’s most ardent populist supporters.
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Alaskan who knew more than 200 languages could find the right word
The man who did more than anyone to introduce the world's most successful invented language to English-speaking people lived in Fairbanks for 40 years.
Key piece of Alaska Dispatch News bankruptcy case delayed
Approval of a loan to keep the company operating through bankruptcy was unresolved Friday.
6-year-old in Togiak dies from unintentional shooting, troopers say
Troopers said the victim was shot unintentionally by a 10-year-old playing with an unsecured and loaded gun.
Murkowski, Sullivan: Trump’s handling of Charlottesville violence was wrong
Both senators took issue with President Trump's arguments equating the actions of white supremacists and counterprotesters.
Planning to bring some of your outdoor plants inside? Now’s the time to start prepping them
Are your lettuces, tomatoes or cannabis plants ready to come indoors?
Inmate riot damages Fairbanks correctional facility
When asked to surrender, inmates responded by “breaking windows in the facility as well as pouring soap and water on the floors," troopers wrote.
Ketchikan will vote on whether to ban Uber, other ride-sharing companies
The community will decide whether or not to allow the companies to operate in Ketchikan in October.
Spanish probe points to wider network in attacks; American among dead
An international group of at least 13 victims were fatally struck as they strolled in the heart of Barcelona's tourist district late Thursday afternoon.
