Federal officials see the refurbished ship Storis as the first of many new additions and a statement of sovereignty in the Arctic under the Trump administration
Salmonfest was held in Ninilchik last weekend, featuring music, community and advocacy
A petroglyph rock was found split in half last month
The Johnson Tract Mine is located on CIRI-owned lands inside Lake Clark National Park.
John “Skip” Dove Jr. was found on Tuesday stabbed to death in his home off Sports Lake Road north of Soldotna.
As residents of Juneau use new information to gird for near-annual floods, scientists are studying glacier dynamics to better understand what the future holds
Video posted to social media shows the hospitalized man being thrown to the ground during an arrest attempt
The milestone marks the first time in over a century that the trail is fully connected
The incident, which was captured on video, is under investigation, police said
Remains recovered in the Gastineau Channel were submitted to the state medical examiner, but never successfully identified.
The hiker said he’d climbed a mountain and gone beyond his ability
Juneau police joined with Alaska State Troopers and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service to investigate the case
The story of the memorial is anchored in the community
Tlingit and Haida came together in Wrangell from throughout Southeast and celebrated the unveiling of five new totem poles
This year’s festival will take place from Aug. 1-3 at the Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds in Ninilchik.
The National Weather Service says it expects the basin to reach that capacity in mid-August
Congress last week approved President Trump’s rescission request, zeroing out all federal funding for public broadcasting, effective Oct. 1.
KTOO could lose one-third of its budget if the House passes a bill cutting funding for the Corporation of Public Broadcasting
The woman got stuck in a gully after taking a wrong turn
James White pleaded guilty yesterday to the murder of 5-and-half-week-old Kathy White
