A united group of Alaska conservatives and progressives will join together at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Alaska State Capitol to encourage Alaska’s electors to… Continue reading
FAIRBANKS — A fire has burned the main building at the Fairbanks, Alaska, park that hosts the annual world ice art championships.The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner,… Continue reading
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has issued an emergency closure to goat hunting seasons in the area bounded by the Kleheni River on… Continue reading
The first Las Vegas Musical Concert, “Salute to Broadway & Rock n’ Roll Holiday Review” benefitting Juneau Mountain Rescue and the Zach Gordon Youth Center… Continue reading
Salvation Army bell ringer Mary Ferrill watches as a Juneau resident makes a contribution at the Nugget Mall on Friday. Ferrill said, “This is where… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — Anchorage police are investigating an early morning shooting that left a man wounded on the city’s east side.Dispatchers just before 2:30 a.m. Friday… Continue reading
PORTLAND, Maine — President-elect Donald Trump this week tapped ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson to serve as his secretary of state. If confirmed by the Senate,… Continue reading
BETHEL — A Bethel school district struggling to retain teachers is offering to help fund college educations as a recruitment tool to get more teachers… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — The FBI says it has seen an uptick in gang activity in Anchorage, with most of the crime centered on drugs.FBI agent Mike… Continue reading
JUNEAU — A federal judge in Alaska has thrown out a lawsuit brought by a Hillary Clinton supporter seeking to prevent the state’s three electoral… Continue reading
The deadline for Alaskans to enroll in the Health Insurance Marketplace for coverage beginning Jan. 1 has been extended to midnight Dec. 19, according to… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — The FBI is supporting the CIA’s conclusion that Russia interfered in the presidential election with the goal of supporting Republican candidate Donald Trump.In… Continue reading
JUNEAU - Gov. Bill Walker has proposed cutting hundreds more state jobs as part of a budget plan that includes the use of earnings from… Continue reading
Salmon Creek Development Co. has asked the federal government for permission to dredge a portion of Gastineau Channel.The plan was announced in a public notice… Continue reading
When the University of Alaska Board of Regents voted unanimously on Wednesday to put the headquarters of the College of Education at University of Alaska… Continue reading
Lynn Roldan is the first to line up before noon at 20th Century Theatre on Thursday on Front Street for the midnight first showing of… Continue reading
Paul Billy of the Department of Administration’s grounds crew cleans the leaves of the tropical plants growing in the State Office Building’s atrium on Thursday.… Continue reading
Icicles grow longer as the sun hugs the horizon at the Don D. Statter Memorial Boat Harbor in Auke Bay on Thursday.… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — A new scientific report finds man-made climate change played some role in two dozen extreme weather events last year but not in a… Continue reading
The Juneau Public Libraries now has more than 30 local oral history interviews in the library’s permanent collection and archive.These interviews, many of which focus… Continue reading
