A new program will bring free veterinary care to 80 Alaska villages
Alaska Native leaders have been advocating for more veterinary care in villages for years.
Judge puts 2nd Dan Sullivan back on ballot in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race
The Division of Election disqualified Dan Sullivan of Petersburg after deciding his challenge was an attempt to confuse voters. A state judge says that was wrong.
Dozens of Alaska bills meet their fate at Gov. Dunleavy’s desk
Gov. Mike Dunleavy told lawmakers on Thursday he’d vetoed six bills. Meanwhile, dozens more have passed into law. Here's a look at a few vetoes and new laws.
Ahead of Pride, an Alaska couple reflects on five decades in and out of the closet
They say they never imagined the joy of being out together, but they’re worried about what’s coming.
Former Republican state Senator Natasha von Imhof enters race for Anchorage mayor
Born and raised in Anchorage, von Imhof served on the local school board from 2012 to 2015 and in the state Senate as a Republican from 2017 to 2023.
UAA journalism professor Elizabeth Arnold, former NPR reporter, dies at 66
Friends say Arnold would travel anywhere to tell a great story.
Here’s what to know about road construction in Southcentral Alaska this summer
Before you head out on that road trip, check out these projects that could impact your summer plans.
Books from shuttered Mat-Su school get second life through free book program
The books are a part of a free parks program hosted in Palmer.
Helicopter crash site in Sitka remains closed for U.S. Coast Guard investigation
A majority of the area has reopened, but officials remind the community to keep its distance as the Coast Guard continues its recovery and investigation efforts.
Man killed in shootout with officer at Anchorage Walmart had a shoplifting accomplice, police say
Deandrea Robinson, 33, was shot and killed by an officer after he allegedly shot two police and injured another while being detained at a Walmart.