Alaskan who knew more than 200 languages could find the right word
The man who did more than anyone to introduce the world's most successful invented language to English-speaking people lived in Fairbanks for 40 years.
David gambled with Goliath in a landmark North Slope oil lease fight. Goliath won.
Fairbanks pharmacist Tom Miklautsch was hailed as a man with the Midas touch in buying valuable North Slope property. But it all went wrong.
Fairbanks recalls the great flood that changed everything
The USGS estimated damages at $85 million, or more than $700 million in today's dollars.
The scars of Alaska’s 1964 earthquake still have lessons for us
A new book by a New York Times science writer highlights the legacy of a disaster — research that unlocked the mystery of plate tectonics.
Reckless Trump rhetoric on North Korea requires more from Murkowski, Sullivan
Alaska's U.S. senators need to be a check on the power of the president and their reluctance to address this issue is disappointing.
‘Frankenfish’ spawns exaggerated rhetoric as sales start in Canada
As Alaska marks Wild Salmon Day, a biotech company hopes to start Indiana salmon farming within a year.
Immigration fight cripples Alaska fishing as foreign help vanishes
The seafood processing industry relies on workers putting in 16 hours a day, seven days a week.
Alaska bride arrived in a canoe 37 years ago
It may have been a casual wedding, but we gave it a lot of thought.
Budget-strapped Pioneer Homes leave dozens of beds empty
While 569 Alaskans statewide are waiting to move into the Pioneer Homes, 38 beds are being kept open because of staff shortages.
Trump falls flat with heavy-handed Alaska retaliation talk
The real question is, why did the interior secretary not tell the president that this plan to take retribution against Alaska was bound to backfire?
Electronic trail in GCI insider trading case connects to Beirut, feds find
A stockbroker in Lebanon used his father's account for "highly suspicious" and profitable purchases of GCI stock options.
Alaska’s most bizarre bank job
It is not clear if the bank cashier told the state policeman, "Point your gun at me," "Please point your gun at me," or, "Would you mind pointing your gun at me?"