The last 3 psychiatrists working at API are all resigning
The soon-to-be-last psychiatrist at the Alaska Psychiatric Institute testified at a hearing related to a lawsuit over the practice of holding psychiatric patients in jails.
Mat-Su adds 25 medics, 2 ambulances in major shift to full-time force
Some say the change could undermine local on-call medical responders.
‘It’s kind of a miracle’: #UglyDogs group helps raise more than $100K for Alaska schools during Iditarod
The Ugly Dogs closely follow Blair Braverman, a 30-year-old Iditarod rookie.
Weather continues to hamper search for plane and pilot near Rainy Pass
Timothy Twohy, 61, has been a recreational pilot for at least two decades and is “very careful and very meticulous,” his son said.
ACS girls are the team to beat in Class 3A basketball, forfeits and all
Three teams forfeited games against the Lions rather than face a blowout loss, and that could change the way Alaska basketball looks in the future.
Searchers find black box and wreckage from air ambulance that crashed in Southeast Alaska waters
Three crew members died in the January crash of the Guardian Flight plane near Kake.
Bail denied for Maine man fighting extradition to Alaska on murder charge
Steven Downs is charged with the sexual assault and murder of 20-year-old Sophie Sergie at the University of Alaska Fairbanks in 1993.
Federal judge casts doubt on Trump’s drilling plans because they ignore climate change
The decision marks the first time the Trump administration has been held to account for the climate impact of its energy dominance agenda.
Dunleavy board nominee who was target of recall effort in Ketchikan withdraws
A former Ketchikan school board president has withdrawn his nomination for a state judicial conduct commission.
Woman driving wildly with young son in car stopped, resists DUI arrest, Anchorage police say
The boy’s father arrived at the scene after the boy gave officers his information.
Anchorage School Board candidate Q&A: Do you vaccinate your children, and should other parents?
Candidates discuss vaccination requirements and their own experiences.
Anchorage Assembly candidate Q&A: The city’s plastic bag ban
Assembly candidates say whether or not they’d seek to repeal it.
