A year after open-heart surgery, former UAA star watches with gusto and gratitude as his kids compete
An NCAA All-America skier for UAA in 1991, Tuomo Latva-Kiskola didn't know he had a heart defect until two years ago.
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Police sent the Dimond High football case to state prosecutors. What happens next?
In Alaska's legal system, there are a few possible outcomes.
Unusually warm weather ‘obliterating’ September records in Anchorage, while dry streak continues
You're not imagining things: September's weather has been one for the record books, for both the warm weather and unusual streak of sunny days.
13 trips into the mountains yield 3 ptarmigan, and that’s OK
Choosing to be conservative in years when the bird populations are lean is as rewarding as taking birds in years when they are abundant.
Freshman middle blocker bringing the heat for UAA volleyball team
In recognition of 55 kills in three matches last week, Eve Stephens was named the Division II national player of the week.
‘Pot rally’ mints three billionaires
The first private-equity firm focused exclusively on the cannabis industry has just spawned three billionaires.
‘What am I supposed to do with these things?’ Plastic bag ban puts some Anchorage businesses in a bind
One group is pushing for a referendum on the bag ban as city officials and advocates work to help Anchorage residents and businesses adapt by March 1, 2019.
Alaska to get more than $10M from feds to fight opioid addiction
About $4 million will go toward medication-based treatments. Nearly $6.4 million will go toward community health centers, rural organizations and academic institutions for increased access to services.
Southcentral Alaska stakeholders seek solutions for imminent threats from waterfront erosion
For most communities with waterfront, erosion is not a future problem. It’s a daily issue for planners, businesses and residents with approaches differing by community.
License delays and enforcement issues irritate Alaska marijuana entrepreneurs
Two years after the state’s first cannabis entrepreneurs received their licenses, business owners are still wrestling with hangups in the regulatory system.
Siemens-led consortium plans to test old Houston well for gas to be sent to Fairbanks
A pair of Alaska Native organizations and a multinational industrial technology firm believe they can find the missing link to the natural gas supply chain for Fairbanks in an old exploration well near Houston.
Alaska gas line agency chooses route for Kenai Spur Highway around proposed LNG plant
Alaska Gasline Development Corp. selected the shortest and least expensive route to bend the Kenai Spur Highway around the roughly 800-acre LNG plant site in Nikiski.