How to fish at fish camp
The process of catching and preparing fish varies along the Yukon River with the finished product having a unique taste.
Fish camp: An Alaska tradition
Norman L. Phillips Jr. takes 10 days off work to live in his fish camp near Rampart, a village on the Yukon River. For Phillips, going to fish camp helps him reconnect with his culture.
Updated with photos: Ketchikan pilot killed in crash
A Ketchikan pilot was killed in a float plane crash north of Ketchikan Friday morning.
Sen. Murkowski writes EPA about regulation of leaded aviation fuel
On Tuesday, U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski sent a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requesting that increased regulation of leaded aviation gas be crafted in partnership with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
When it comes to cash, Murkowski dwarfs Miller
While a look through the Senate candidates' campaign funds shows the incumbent has a significant financial edge over her challenger, Miller's Tea Party Express endorsement makes up some of the difference.
When it comes to cash, Murkowski dwarfs Miller
While a look through the Senate candidates' campaign funds shows the incumbent has a significant financial edge over her challenger, Miller's Tea Party Express endorsement makes up some of the difference.
King Salmon couple pleads guilty in terrorism case
A husband and wife from King Salmon pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to making false statements about a terrorist investigation. Theirs is the first domestic terrorism case in Alaska history.
Pilot program aims to crack down on probation violators
Based on a successful initiative designed by a judge in Hawaii, the PACE program operates on the theory that, when it comes to deterring probation violations, immediate sanctions are better than the looming threat of incarceration.
The 49th Estate: Sheldon Fisher's residence
Sheldon Fisher's household is the perfect place for his large family to relax and spend time together.
Alaska company offers one-of-a-kind wheelchairs
Anchorage-based Lasher Sport is the only manufacturer in the world using magnesium tubing to construct one-of-a-kind wheelchairs.
Alaska's senators oppose EPA's proposed ban on avgas
A proposal by the Environmental Protection Agency to outlaw leaded aviation gas (avgas) has met with opposition from Alaska's congressional delegation.
Michigan pilots fall in love with Alaska
The transient aircraft section of Merrill Field is currently home to six small airplanes with accompanying tents. The planes belong to a group of friends hailing from the area around Greenville, Mich.