A rally was held at the Palmer Courthouse to raise awareness of a recent case involving a man who provided fentanyl to a 16-year-old girl, resulting in her death.
A woman is in critical condition after a welfare check led to an officer-involved shooting in Wasilla Friday night, according to the Alaska State Troopers.
New data from a group of researchers shows a gain of coastline from receding glaciers in Alaska. According to UAF, between the years 2000 and 2020, Alaska gained several miles of coastline.
Colony's Johnny Figgins put pen to paper in front of friends and family, signing to kick for the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, an NCAA Division III football program that saw a 7-3 record last season.
At this point in the season, seedlings are getting pretty big and they’re almost (almost) ready to go into the garden, but you can’t put them directly outside. They need to be hardened off, which is a process which helps make your plant stronger and more durable.
Over 100 people gave testimony on a bill discussing the use of railroad easements, with concerns about what the bill could mean for Anchorage walking and biking trails.
Monday morning was a wet one in Anchorage, a perfect day to start a large, controlled burn, according to state fire crews who are working near Hilltop Ski Area to remove dead trees and brush that could fuel a wildfire.
Areas of low pressure will continue to supply energy and a supply of moisture to Aleutians, southcentral, interior and eventually the Panhandle. Shower potential is highest mid-week.
The Friends of the Sheldon Jackson Museum in Sitka are asking for the community’s help after they lost funding from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) on Friday.
Anchorage community leaders gathered on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson on Monday to commemorate the beginning of National Police Week, which honors those who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District could see smaller class sizes and reinstate some of its recently-cut jobs after the city assembly voted to add about $2.7 million in local contributions to the district’s budget.
A controlled burn is scheduled to take place near Anchorage. The burn will be contained between the Hilltop Ski Area and the Prospect Heights Trailhead, according to the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
Excitement is filling the air, with so many possibilities in store for new grads, especially as they prepare to enter the workforce or go on to higher education.
In a celebration of years of hard work, 11 West Anchorage High School student-athletes playing nine different sports signed to the next level together at the gymnasium in front of friends and family.
