Alaska House appoints temporary leader as deadlock cracks in third day
Rep. Neal Foster, D-Nome, was appointed so Sharon Jackson could join the Legislature.
Goodrum named deputy commissioner for natural resources; Gease to head state parks
Former parks director Ethan Tyler will remain with the department, and Marty Parsons will run Mining, Land and Water.
No $6,700 dividend this year: Dunleavy proposes a 3-year plan instead
The co-chairs of the Senate Finance Committee said they may be reluctant to back the governor's proposal.
Abandoned vehicles litter the streets. Authorities want to change the law and tow more of them.
A proposed ballot measure would free up police for more serious crimes.
Shutdown makes maintaining safety on Kuskokwim River ice much more expensive
Bethel Search and Rescue must rely on pricey commercial airlines to survey ice conditions.
Winter’s return: Anchorage cat missing for over 3 years is finally home again
The cat escaped from a garage on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in August 2015.
‘Vagrants’ were inside shuttered Sea Galley restaurant before fire, official says
Investigators haven’t yet determined whether the fire was set intentionally, said Anchorage Fire Marshal Cleo Hill.
Brothers in arms: Lee brothers, Ketchikan trample Service
Behind brothers Marcus and Chris Lee, the Ketchikan Kings handily defeated the Service Cougars at the O’Brady Invitational basketball tournament.
International Guitar Night brings flamenco, gypsy jazz and something entirely new to Anchorage
One of the musicians, Luca Stricagnoli, will perform on a three-necked guitar in a concert that crosses cultural borders
Railroad service expected to resume late Friday or early Saturday after derailment
The Alaska Railroad Corp. said the cause of the derailment is still under investigation, but a wheel bearing failure may be to blame.
Democrats vow investigations into report that Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress
A new report alleges President Trump personally directed his former attorney to lie to Congress about the president’s push for a lucrative condo project in Moscow in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
Repeat Pete goes for 5th straight Kusko 300 win, but he faces tough competition
Pete Kaiser of Bethel will try to become the first musher in 40 years to win the race five straight times.
Alaska, Young and Murkowski file briefs to fight ruling that struck down Native adoption law
More than 100 Alaska tribes and Alaska Native organizations also filed “friend of the court” briefs to oppose a Texas judge’s decision.
