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2 Coast Guard cutters carry the name Munro
KODIAK — There are now two Coast Guard cutters that carry the name Munro. The Kodiak Daily Mirror…
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Boyfriend surprises UAA player with midcourt proposal
ANCHORAGE — Katelynn Zanders got a lot of bling Saturday night. Zanders and her University of Alaska Anchorage…
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Alaska deer hunter killed in Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. — An Alaska man died after his hunting companion apparently shot him during opening weekend of…
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Tongass proposal up for public comment
KETCHIKAN — The U.S. Forest Service is seeking feedback from the public on a proposal that could change…
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Report shows Internet connectivity gap in Alaska
KENAI —Alaska is lagging behind other states in providing what federal regulators have determined to be proper access…
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Forest officials pull Mitkof timber sale
KETCHIKAN — The U.S. Forest Service has withdrawn findings that the proposed timber sale on Mitkof Island near…
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Lutz spruce from Alaska arrives on Capitol lawn
ANCHORAGE— The Capitol Lawn is now home to a Lutz spruce from Alaska. This is the first Capitol…
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Hope for homeless in Homer
HOMER — It’s not easy to be homeless in Alaska in November. That was the verdict among approximately…
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Alaska gets C grade in 2015 State Integrity Investigation
On a sunny, warm August morning, a state senator and a legislative staffer sat in leather armchairs near…
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Alaska high court drops fishing case against ex-state senator
ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Supreme Court has dismissed charges of overharvesting salmon against a former state senator and…
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Court system closes for Thanksgiving
The Alaska Court System, including courthouses and probation offices, will close for the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday and…
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The pho empress of Anchorage
ANCHORAGE — Behind any steaming bowl of pho soup or fried rice at Pho Vietnam 8, a new…
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Addict-turned-convict: ‘We are the unwanted’
Rayda Tegen had a husband, five children and a $40,000 a year job in Tooele, Utah, for the…
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Board approves nation’s first pot cafes
The Alaska Marijuana Control Board is giving tourists a place to light up (or chow down) once cannabis…
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Seeking route for pot clubs, marijuana board approves nation’s first cafes
The Alaska Marijuana Control Board is giving tourists a place to light up (or chow down) once cannabis…
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Alaska pot regulators OK on-site consumption
JUNEAU — The board tasked with writing rules for Alaska’s legalized marijuana industry has approved allowing some retail…
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At Seattle expo, Alaskans see long-term threat from engineered salmon
It wasn’t on the agenda, but the FDA’s announcement about genetically engineered salmon rapidly became the talk of…
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Selawik officer faces charges after 16-year-old girl dies
ANCHORAGE — A substitute village police officer in an Inupiat Eskimo village in northwest Alaska is facing charges…
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Ferry system to hold community meetings
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities is inviting Alaskans to offer their suggestions on how to…
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Oil and gas bids net $10 million for state
The state of Alaska earned just shy of $10 million Wednesday as oil and gas producers bid on…