Signs point to another La Niña event and a cooler-than-normal Alaska winter
Cooler temperatures may not mean more snow. But with less thawing, snow on the ground will have a greater chance of sticking around.
Savoonga tribal workers sentenced for embezzling $84,000
One tribal worker got a prison sentence while the other got home confinement for stealing from the Savoonga tribal government.
Jet skiers who may have harassed whales in Resurrection Bay sought by federal authorities
Photos posted Tuesday on a NOAA Facebook page – alongside a plea for tips -- show the jet skiers very close to surfacing whales near Seward.
Triple-murder suspect started fight with shop owner before shooting, police say
Anthony Pisano has been charged with murder as more details have emerged about the victims and what police think happened in Tuesday's Anchorage triple homicide.
Anchorage police say man charged with sexual assault of minor may have more victims
Police say Harry Norman Powell, 75, provided a girl and two of her friends with drugs and sexually assaulted one of them.
Former oil exec says company made allegations against him to distract shareholders
A former NordAq Energy executive asserts that he was improperly terminated and that he is owed millions of dollars by the company, not the other way around.
3 men killed in shooting at business as Anchorage homicides continue at record pace
Twenty-eight people have died in Anchorage homicides this year — three more than at this time in the record year of 2016, according to figures provided by police. Chief Justin Doll said most have been isolated incidents.
Are Alaska home values weathering the state recession?
Alaska home prices dropped in early 2017 for the first time during the state’s recession, but economists are uncertain whether the drop signals a new trend or not.
2 more Alaska tribes apply to put land into trust with BIA
Tribal organizations in Ninilchik and Fort Yukon applied with the Bureau of Indian Affairs to put land into trust, adding to other applications pending before the agency.
Walker: Market interest in Alaska LNG plan is ‘unprecedented’
Gov. Bill Walker said the Alaska LNG project should continue advancing, even as skeptics worry about Alaska's massive deficit and the project's steep costs and challenges.
There’s only one coal plant being built in the nation, and it’s at UAF
The university, known for its research into global warming, decided that a cleaner coal system was the right compromise between environment and economy.
Oil field data worth millions of dollars is about to be made public
The state will release new seismic data to encourage oil exploration in Alaska. The valuable data is being publicized under a requirement for projects that received state tax credits.