5 Anchorage residents injured in moose encounters during calving season
Wildlife officials say residents should give protective mother moose plenty of space.
30 years later, Big Lake remembers devastating Miller’s Reach Fire
Community members will gather Saturday to mark the anniversary of the disaster.
Glenfarne releases Alaska LNG cost estimates, as skeptical legislators press for details
As recently as Tuesday, Glenfarne refused to release its estimates, a sticking point for skeptics. But on Wednesday, the company said it expected the project would cost $44.5 to $54.5…
It’s no joke: A second Dan Sullivan says he really does want to be Alaska’s next senator
Both Sullivans are running as Republicans, but the Alaska Republican Party and its allies allege the challenger is exploiting his name to intentionally confuse voters.
Deep sea observation station that tracks climate change set to be pulled from Gulf of Alaska
Ocean Station Papa, which collects ocean and climate data, is one of five federal ocean monitoring stations the National Science Foundation plans to dismantle over the next couple of years.
Alaska one of only 2 states to see increase in SNAP participants in 2025
That's despite the Lower 48 seeing a decrease after federal cuts to the program.
Hey, Alaska: What do you want to ask the 2026 primary election candidates?
Tell us what questions we should ask this year’s candidates for governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and the state legislature? What issues matter most to you and your community?
Bill protecting Alaska Native ivory sales heads to president
The bill would amend the Marine Mammal Protection Act, a broad set of federal regulations first passed in 1972.
Donlin Gold defends its state water permit in Alaska Supreme Court
Bethel’s ONC tribe argues the proposed mine’s removal of water from Crooked Creek, a Kuskokwim tributary, damages salmon spawning areas.
The Anchorage Weekender: A happy hour for dogs, a salmon derby and 8 more events in the city
It’s finally starting to feel like summer in the city, and the to-do list is already a mile long