Hawaii considers ‘resort bubbles’ for visitor quarantines
The idea would be to geo-fence guests to the confines of the resort.
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Anchorage police look for man in connection with sexual assaults in victims’ homes
Police say a man forced his way into strangers’ homes and sexually assaulted them, according to an alert Sunday evening. They did not say how many people had been assaulted.
Wasilla man attempted to escape arrest through small pet door, troopers say
The man crawled through a small pet door and ran, but was quickly apprehended by Alaska State Troopers, troopers said.
Police investigating body found at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
Police said they received a report of a man not breathing near the commercial lane of the airport.
Konrath-Bera, McDonough run to 100-mile victories on Resurrection Pass Trail
Victories in the 50-mile race went to Chad Trammell and Meg Inokuma.
Anchorage’s Park Strip: It’s true that it’s been a golf course and an airfield, but that’s just the start
Histories of Anchorage: The area was first cleared as a firebreak in 1917. Since then, it's been home to everything from Vietnam War protests to yoga classes.
Candidates promise retroactive PFD payments, but the Permanent Fund could struggle to meet demand
Most of the Alaska Permanent Fund is either constitutionally protected or otherwise committed.
Rollover crash on Seward Highway leaves woman hospitalized in critical condition
The driver of an Escalade was ejected from her vehicle after rear-ending a Ford pulling a boat trailer.
Alaska reports 100 new COVID-19 cases; almost all are in residents
There have been three more hospitalization, according to state officials. Ninety-eight of the new cases are in residents and more than half were found in Anchorage.
Want to change someone’s life? Alaska needs foster youth mentors.
We are defined more by our common desire to improve the lives of others than by our differences.
Joe Biden says he’ll work to stop Pebble mine if he wins presidency
The former vice president called the Bristol Bay salmon fishery an "economic powerhouse."
City seeks contempt of court hearing after Anchorage restaurant defies judge’s ruling
In a Facebook post Sunday, Kriner's Diner co-owner Andy Kriner said the diner would be open for takeout-only service on Monday.
A storied life remembered: Richard Nelson’s Alaska legacy
Book review: Richard Nelson, one of Alaska’s most admired writers who also recorded and narrated the radio show “Encounters,” evolved in his later years into an unlikely, irreverent holy man, his biographer writes.