Marc Lester

The former interpreter left Afghanistan weeks before the Taliban took over. He won’t be satisfied until his family joins him.

Seattle’s new hockey team is getting involved with community efforts and businesses in Alaska. “It’s on us to prove that we’re good neighbors,” the Kraken’s president said.

A coworker said David Harris, who worked at the railroad for 30 years, regretted not getting the shot and planned to share his story with colleagues when he got out of the hospital.

Tree service professionals are in demand due to pandemic yard projects, beetle infestation and weather woes.

“It almost looks like a robot dance kind of thing that he does,” said his boss.

On the hunt for mushrooms in Alaska’s Chugach National Forest.

Decades of experimentation have led Bert Gore to more than a dozen apple varieties that grow well in the Valley. Right now, the picking’s good.

The artwork, expected to be finished in mid-September, is part of the Mountain View Mural Walk project.

Low chum salmon returns have meant no commercial or subsistence fishing on the Lower Yukon River this summer. Emmonak residents describe the impact of a situation they’ve never faced before.

Critics said the facility for chronically homeless alcoholics would be a disaster. Now its example has been used to open two more facilities.

“I could stay out there for hours and hours,” said the aircraft enthusiast.

The 17-year-old gold medalist rode through the streets of her hometown to celebrate her success at the Tokyo games.

Alan and Linda Borowski died in the fire early Saturday morning. Christopher Ricker was arraigned on multiple charges Sunday.

Heading up from Girdwood, over Crow Pass and through to Eagle River, runners churned along the scenic 22.5-mile course.