Taxi driver and passenger killed in Midtown crash with Anchorage police patrol car
Two people were killed after an Anchorage police patrol car, responding to a call, collided with a taxi in Midtown Anchorage early Saturday. The cab driver and a passenger died…
Washington wildfires destroy homes, force thousands to evacuate
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown says nearly half of the city's neighborhoods have either been evacuated or are at risk as the fires remain uncontained.
2 killed in construction-site accident in Delta Junction
Alaska State Troopers say 68-year-old Paul Hebert and 71-year-old Jackie Wilder were killed when the 13-foot-deep trench they were working in collapsed. Both victims were residents of Delta.
State denies Ketchikan tribe’s request to open green crab fishery
In its petition, the tribe said, “continued colonization of green crabs into Alaska’s marine habitats carries an inevitable and profound risk of disrupting local fisheries.”
Two major projects could reshape mental health care for Mat-Su youth
The new facilities will offer in-patient mental health care and transitonal beds for youth.
Petersburg’s Dan J. Sullivan will be on the ballot for U.S. Senate. What are his policies?
Petersburg Sullivan said he has mixed feelings about how he appears on the ballot and maintained that he never ran to fool anyone.
Low catches close Southeast commercial Dungeness crab season three weeks early
The amount of Dungeness crab fishermen caught at the beginning of the season was the lowest amount in over 30 years, Fish and Game said.
Federal agents detain a fifth Juneau man for immigration purposes
This is the sixth person held at Lemon Creek under a federal custody hold for immigration purposes since October.
Stock car racing picks up speed at the Kodiak Island Raceway
The scene on Kodiak may be small, but racers say the tight-knit community is part of the appeal. The racetrack is at the island's fairgrounds, where horses graze in pastures…
After Halong: Return and recovery
A group of Kwigillingok women who returned to their community share about their experiences in the second part of a series by Bethel-based photojournalist Katie Baldwin Basile looking at the…