Open & Shut: A new block of businesses in South Anchorage, including Fire Island bakery
An artisan chocolate shop is also closing its doors.
Leading GOP candidates for Alaska governor agree on much in debate ahead of Tuesday primary
Mead Treadwell and Mike Dunleavy talked about the Permanent Fund dividend, abortion access, the Trump administration and more during a TV debate Thursday night.
Q&A with GOP gubernatorial candidates Dunleavy and Treadwell: How would you create a sustainable operating budget?
Mike Dunleavy and Mead Treadwell, the front-runners in the Republican primary race for governor, answer a few questions about their campaigns before the Aug. 21 election.
Q&A with GOP gubernatorial candidates Dunleavy and Treadwell: Other than budget-related issues, what would your top priorities be as governor?
Mike Dunleavy and Mead Treadwell, the front-runners in the Republican primary race for governor, answer a few questions about their campaigns before the Aug. 21 election.
Q&A with GOP gubernatorial candidates Dunleavy and Treadwell: Why do you want to be governor of Alaska?
Mike Dunleavy and Mead Treadwell, the front-runners in the Republican primary race for governor, answer a few questions about their campaigns before the Aug. 21 election.
Q&A with GOP gubernatorial candidates Dunleavy and Treadwell: What sets you apart from the competition?
Mike Dunleavy and Mead Treadwell, the front-runners in the Republican primary race for governor, answer a few questions about their campaigns before the Aug. 21 election.
Q&A with GOP gubernatorial candidates Dunleavy and Treadwell: Under what circumstances would you consider reducing PFD checks?
Mike Dunleavy and Mead Treadwell, the front-runners in the Republican primary race for governor, answer a few questions about their campaigns before the Aug. 21 election.
In high-stakes GOP primary, Dunleavy and Treadwell battle for spot in three-way governor’s race
Alaska voters will head to the polls next week for the Aug. 21 primary election.
Alaska crime rate increased 6 percent in 2017
Violent crime and property crime jumped last year, a trend the attorney general said goes "hand in hand" with the Alaska opioid epidemic.
How Alaska’s single-family homes held their value through the recession
One reason: Some recent job losses have been among nonresidents who didn't own homes in Alaska.
‘The industry’s about to explode’: Peony market flourishes in Alaska
More than 100 farmers are growing peonies, and the harvest might reach 1.3 million stems within five years, officials say.
Saturday disaster exercise at Anchorage airport could produce smoke
The airport must conduct such an exercise once every 36 months, per Federal Aviation Administration rules, DOT said in a statement.