A good man rescues a 100-pound dog off the rocks
Exhausted bull mastiff finds strong shoulders to ride when a soldier lends a hand to three hikers near Hatcher Pass.
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Oil producers should pay their share — and they are
Stability and reason must rule Alaska's levy on those who moil for oil and fuel the state.
Driver dies in fiery crash on Glenn Highway near Sutton
The car went off the road, hit a tree and caught fire, said Alaska State Troopers.
‘Secrets’ for finding cheaper flights, car rentals, hotel rooms and more
Scott McMurren: Travel secrets come and go, just like cheap airfares. Other valuable tips are worth repeating.
Camp aims to create homegrown scientists on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta
For the first time in memory, Bethel’s tribe put on a science and culture camp for students from the community and nearby villages.
Alaska unemployment rate increased slightly again in June
Employment across the state was down 5,500 jobs last month compared to June 2016, the state labor department said.
Photos: High-fives and lip-sync battles in an all-inclusive Special Olympics camp
Camp Shriver Alaska is a two-week summer sports camp for middle and high school students with and without intellectual disabilities.
UAA turns to conference rival for new gymnastics coach
Tanya Ho was the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation gymnast of the year in 2010 and its assistant coach of the year in 2016.
Alaska baseball scores, schedule for July 20
The Chinooks, Glacier Pilots, Bucs, Oilers and Goldpanners all won Thursday.
Hanson, Evans win 2 events apiece at WEIO
The competition continues through Saturday at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks.
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Dirt-track drivers head to Kenai for two days of racing
The 4th annual Alaska Dirt Track Shootout begins Saturday at Twin City Raceway.
You may not want to thin your vegetables. Do it anyway.
If you don’t sacrifice some of the young ones, you will get a harvest of lots of stunted things.