A women’s pro wrestling troupe in Fairbanks rings in 10 years of bodyslams and bruises
"It's a beautiful blend of performance, artistry, and athleticism," a fan said. "And you get to scream a lot."
Reporter examines impacts of ex-Typhoon Halong on youth mental health
Many of ex-Typhoon Halong's impacts are tangible and concrete, like damage to infrastructure and calls for village relocation. But some of the greatest impacts may be invisible.
State concludes spill response, begins wreck removal for grounded fishing vessel near St. George Island
A salvage team is set to clean up wreckage from the Arctic Sea near St. George Island, months after it ran aground, leaking tens of thousands of gallons of fuel…
Brevig Mission residents oppose Graphite One mine at community meeting
Residents of the Seward Peninsula village of Brevig Mission voiced overwhelming opposition Tuesday to the proposed Graphite One mine during a meeting with the Canadian mining company and the Bering…
Alaskans face August vote on ending unlimited campaign donations
Alaska has allowed individuals to contribute unlimited sums to candidates since a federal appeals court struck down the state’s limits in 2021 as unconstitutionally low.
Raven knocks out power in Girdwood, utility says
Chugach Electric officials said a crew was working to restore service to just under 2,000 customers by Friday evening. The utility received reports that a raven on a power line…
Raven likely culprit in Girdwood power outage, utility says
Chugach Electric officials said a crew was working to restore service to just under 2,000 customers by Friday evening. The utility received reports that a raven on a power line…
Feds turn over Alaska hazardous waste management to state
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday officially transferred authority for hazardous waste regulation to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation.
Juneau veteran says he was denied First Amendment rights during July 4 parade
A Juneau man said he wasn’t allowed to be in the parade carrying a sign that criticizes war. He says it’s an infringement of his First Amendment rights, and wants…
Former Alaska National Guard officer in secret second marriage forged records, stole public money
Maj. Collin Welch, 40, pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing about $54,000 in government money and inducing the Mongolian woman and her daughter to remain in the U.S. unlawfully. He’s awaiting…