The trek for dinosaurs in Alaska’s Aniakchak National Monument & Preserve
Three scientists spent eight days searching for such fossils to reconstruct the extinct creatures’ ecosystem. They hope their research could shed light on climate change, too.
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Hall of Fame golfer Hale Irwin sets Alaska golfers up for success by hitting tee shots at a charity tournament
Irwin, a three-time U.S. Open winner, hit shot after beautiful shot from the No. 8 tee box Friday at Anchorage Golf Course.
First large cruise ship arrives in Juneau after 21-month absence, bringing tourists and cautious optimism
Fewer than 100,000 passengers are expected to visit the capital city this year, down from more than 1.3 million in 2019, but an increase from last year.
Photos: When weather is pleasant and fish are biting, a weekend in Hope is hard to beat
Jumping into frigid alpine lakes, fishing at Resurrection Creek, stopping by the Seaview Cafe — it’s all part of the Hope experience.
Commission staff recommends $52,650 fine against Anchorage Mayor Bronson for campaign finance violations
The report, issued Friday, details violations of campaign finance transparency rules and recommends that the Alaska Public Offices Commission issue the full civil penalty.
South racks up 18 runs while Service, Ketchikan bounce back with victories at state baseball tourney
Eric Galosich’s two-run walkoff double lifted Service past Chugiak 7-6 in the day’s closest game
15-year-old Anchorage boy starts for Seattle Sounders to make Major League Soccer history
Obed Vargas, an emergency callup for the Seattle Sounders, is the third-youngest player to appear in an MLS match.
Alaska’s COVID-19 surge continues with 447 cases, 2 deaths and rising hospitalizations reported Thursday and Friday
There were 64 new cases reported in Sitka, which has been grappling with a significant rise in cases. Officials anticipate that the statewide virus surge will continue based on current trends.
New data offers view of Alaska officers’ use of force against citizens, from Tasers to guns
“I think it is always useful for the public to know what kind of coercive force is being used by the government against, on whom and how often,” said the head of the Alaska Justice Information Center.
Alaska Communications sold to East Coast firm and investors for $343 million
Prices and operations are not expected to change, a spokeswoman said.
COVID-19 case prompts closure of ‘in-person opportunities’ for Anchorage’s middle school summer program at Dimond High
Someone in the program tested positive Thursday after developing symptoms in school, district officials say.
Ruling expected next week in Alaska lawsuit over state budget effective date
A state court judge heard arguments Friday in a lawsuit filed by Alaska’s attorney general that raised questions about when the state budget takes effect.
Six female artists from Alaska to add to your summer playlist
Ava Earl, Nichole-Lee, Bethlehem Shalom, Erin Heist, Kodi Hannah and Liz Snyder are all releasing new music this summer.