Wolverines advance 11 to finals in quest for another CIC wrestling title
Finals begin Saturday at 2 p.m. at South High.
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When it comes to predator control, balancing biology and the desires of hunters is a tricky task
Shooting more wolves in Unit 13B won’t necessarily lead to a bigger moose population.
ASRC, a major Native corporation, drops out of Alaska Federation of Natives
The Arctic Slope Regional Corp. said board members want to focus on issues in its North Slope region. The decision follows a tense debate over climate change at the AFN convention in October.
Police seek person ‘of interest’ in stolen car investigation tied to Anchorage homicide
The body of 27-year-old Lanycha Zimmer was found inside the car about a month after it was reported stolen.
State restores Medicaid adult dental coverage, reversing course after veto by Gov. Dunleavy
Health officials say some doctors may be eligible for retroactive payments.
Organizers call off Knik 200 because of poor trail; Copper Basin 300 still on as planned but could use cold weather
Also still on the schedule: The Willow 300 and the Kusko 300, although early season races in Bethel have been postponed due to trail conditions.
Stony River man charged in man’s 2018 death
More than a year after a Stony River man died in what was believed to be a suicide, another man has been arrested and charged with his death.
Dozens of patients at Alaska’s only state-run psychiatric hospital have been arrested this year for assaults inside the facility. Is there a better way for authorities to react?
A review of police responses to the Anchorage facility shows regular arrests of patients for behavior likely related to their mental illnesses.
A lot has happened over the past year at Alaska Psychiatric Institute. Here’s where things stand now.
Between a crisis that threatened the hospital’s ability to operate and an unprecedented state move to turn over management to a private corporation, API has been in the spotlight.
No question about Hilcorp’s commitment to Alaska
Hilcorp has earned my respect, and I am eager to see what they can do for the rest of the state as they make this transition.
State pays $500,000 settlement to Wasilla woman over failure to notify before rape, kidnapping
Shawna Robb says troopers should have warned her that a man who had attacked and sexually assaulted her escaped house arrest. After fleeing, he attacked her again.
It’s time for Alaska to get public commitments on the Hilcorp sale
The governor and Legislature need to convene a series of public meetings for Hilcorp to present its answers to the many questions Alaskans have.
FBI: Suspect in custody after credit union robbery in Midtown Anchorage
The robbery occurred around 11 a.m. Friday at the Alaska USA location on Northern Lights Boulevard, near the Midtown Mall.