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Tribes receive funds for substance abuse, mental health programs
Two Alaska Native tribes on the Kenai Peninsula will receive approximately $1 million over the next five years…
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Canada PM approves controversial pipeline to Pacific Coast
TORONTO — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday approved one controversial pipeline from the Alberta oil sands…
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Autopsies confirm gunshots in four deaths at Fairbanks hotel
FAIRBANKS — Autopsies have confirmed that four people died of gunshot wounds last week at a Fairbanks hotel.…
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Kodiak expects next launch in 2017
KODIAK — Operators of the Pacific Spaceport Complex in Kodiak said the facility’s next launch won’t take place…
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Alaska collecting first tax deposits from pot businesses
ANCHORAGE — The state has begun receiving its first tax payments from marijuana businesses, one month after the…
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Lawsuit challenges abortion restrictions
NEW YORK — Taking the offensive after Election Day setbacks, Planned Parenthood and its allies filed lawsuits Wednesday…
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Permanent Fund starts FY17 with 3.86 percent return
ANCHORAGE — Alaska’s money managers are off to a solid start in the first months of the state…
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Grand jury indicts man in Anchorage auto shop shooting death
ANCHORAGE — An Anchorage grand jury has indicted a 25-year-old man on murder and theft charges. Trevon Allridge…
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Conservation group watching Russian River
KENAI — A conservation organization is working to gather more information on the Kenai Peninsula’s Russian River in…
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Invasive strep outbreak claims lives of 4 Alaskans
ANCHORAGE — Four Alaskans have died this year in an outbreak of invasive strep bacteria that has mostly…
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Feds seek Kodiak feedback on dispersants avoidance areas
KODIAK — State and federal officials are seeking input from Kodiak residents on where to avoid the use…
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Biologists research caribou herd decline
JUNEAU — The size of a large caribou herd in Alaska’s Arctic region has dropped by more 50…
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Wasilla man charged with firing gun at Sutton bonfire party
ANCHORAGE — A 26-year-old Wasilla man suspected of firing shots at people gathered for a bonfire in Sutton…
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2017 Bristol Bay sockeye forecast in line with recent ADF&G average
ANCHORAGE — Bristol Bay can look forward to a regular season in 2017 after two years of hard…
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Yes, most state employees can use marijuana off the job
Tera Ollila was smiling when she became one of the first people to legally buy marijuana in Juneau.…
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Burglary at Anchorage pot shop delays opening
ANCHORAGE — A break-in at an Anchorage marijuana store has delayed the store’s opening by a few weeks.…
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2 bodies found in Soldotna believed to be missing people
ANCHORAGE — Two people have been found dead in a burned vehicle in Soldotna and are believed to…
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Interior man faces murder charges in mother’s death
FAIRBANKS — A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder in the death of his mother, an Interior…
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UAS endowment named for former attorney general Schaible
JUNEAU — The University of Alaska Southeast has created an endowment in the name of former Alaska Attorney…
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Election turnout highest since 2008
According to the final uncertified results from the Alaska Division of Elections, almost 61 percent of Alaska’s registered…