23 Alaska legislators ask state to restore voters wrongfully removed from the rolls
3,000 voters were purged, some based on records from before they became citizens. The move was designed to sow election distrust, one lawmaker says.
3,000 voters were purged, some based on records from before they became citizens. The move was designed to sow election distrust, one lawmaker says.
State epidemiologists say wastewater testing from July shows someone with measles was in the Anchorage area, but the state hasn't received any reports of positive measles tests.
The pilot of a Piper PA-22 and two passengers died while landing at the Dan Creek Airstrip near McCarthy Tuesday evening.
Environmental groups say transferring the land to the state would erode federal subsistence rights and speed up resource development projects, like the proposed Ambler Road.
The police chief said the detonating cord likely came from a nearby commercial operation.
Pacific Spaceport Complex-Alaska on Kodiak Island could see up to 18 government launches over the next two years. That's after the U.S. Air Force recently awarded a $266 million contract…
Police say a woman was declared dead at the scene near UAA Drive and Northern Lights Boulevard just after midnight Tuesday. Two child occupants were taken to a hospital with…
Ballot Measure 2 would repeal the open primary and ranked choice general election systems, and repeal some campaign disclosure rules.
The flood typically begins within a week after the basin is full, but it can happen at any time.
Enstar officials say nearby Cook Inlet has become a less reliable source of gas than in the past, and rates will likely rise as the utility searches for a longer-term…