Alaska State Fair to demolish, rebuild concert venue after this year’s shows
The project will start in September and is slated to be finished by next year's fair.
The project will start in September and is slated to be finished by next year's fair.
Students are heading back to school, but summer vibes are staying strong.
Anchorage Police Chief Sean Case says the law makes it easier to clear out homeless encampments, and connect unhoused people to resources.
The suit alleges the miners were unlawfully prevented from using a public beach to reach their mining claims.
The public has through Sep. 21 to comment on the rescission, which would allow new road construction in undeveloped parts of national forests across the country — including the Tongass.
Both Alaska’s U.S. senators expressed support for the nomination of Kyle Reardon, a magistrate judge and former federal prosecutor.
Fire officials say a downed power line sparked the fire on Monday. Since then, it's damaged or destroyed at least 20 homes and burned about 8 square miles around the…
The case involves an elementary transgender student who sued the Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District, arguing the policy violates his privacy rights.
The closures are a precautionary measure after close encounters between trail users and brown bears, according to a multi-agency statement.
Menopause impacts about half the US population, but many medical providers get minimal education on it. Alaska providers weigh in on how to get better treatment in the state.