6 people lived for years inside this one-room shelter: Why villagers say overcrowding is a crisis
Dunleavy’s inauguration visit to Noorvik spotlights an expensive, simmering housing problem in Northwest Alaska.
From child to elder, here’s what 9 Alaskans living above the Arctic Circle would do if they were governor
Advice to the new governor from people in Noorvik, where Mike Dunleavy spent his first day as governor last week.
‘You are our family’: For Alaska’s new governor, a unique inauguration above the Arctic Circle
In Northwest Alaska, Mike Dunleavy met with dicey weather, a change of plans and a warm launch to his new job.
Dorm-style rural education, climate change and crime: A Day 1 talk with Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy
The new governor on what he plans to do, and how he plans to pay for it. Plus: Why didn’t he stay in Anchorage after the earthquake?
Dunleavy sworn in as governor after a very Alaska travel glitch
As Noorvik elders sang “Arigaa” in their high school gymnasium, Mike Dunleavy was sworn in as the 12th governor of Alaska more than 40 miles away after his flight was diverted because of fog.
‘We’re all shaken up': It’s normal to feel scared, anxious and helpless after a big quake. Here’s what to do about it.
It’s not just you. People all over Southcentral Alaska had trouble sleeping, leaped at every aftershock and woke today with a kind of earthquake hangover.
Spokespersons for Walker and Dunleavy were on opposite sides of the table. Once the earthquake hit, they found themselves under it.
While chatting about the governor’s office transition, the two political spokespeople found themselves huddled under a table, doused in coffee.
Alaska probation officer charged with having sex with client
Investigators say probation officer Shamika Shawnyette Lawrence began an illegal relationship with the man beginning late last year.
Infant who died at Anchorage hospital was victim of homicide, medical examiner says
Initially, investigators said the cause of death was “undetermined,” but the medical examiner now says trauma to the child’s body was what killed him in August.
Dunleavy chief of staff: ‘No public servant should ever think that they are irreplaceable’
It’s unknown when hundreds of state employees will learn whether they will keep their jobs after Dunleavy takes office Dec. 3.
School employees find package of meth hidden in village food shipment
Employees at the Wainwright school were beginning to prepare a meal for students when they discovered a container of food looked suspicious.
‘Defendants are slumlords’: Tenants sue Anchorage hotel over rodents, roaches, bed bugs
The owners of the Mush Inn dispute the complaints.