The full extent of the grant funding freeze across the University of Alaska system is still being analyzed, said Jonathon Taylor, UA director of public affairs, by email on Friday.
It was a sight to behold over the weekend: thousands of rubber ducks floating down Ship Creek in the name of raising funds for nonprofits around Alaska.
As high school football playoffs inch closer, each successive week of action carries more seeding implications and general importance - and one could tell as much from watching the slate of games this weekend.
Alaska Republican U.S. Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan joined fellow Senate Republicans Wednesday night in voting to set aside a budget amendment that would have compelled the U.S. Department of Justice to release files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
Before it was official that she lost the 2024 election, Mary Peltola officially filed documents to run again, federal records reviewed by Alaska’s News Source show.
Starting on Thursday this week, the borough, alongside Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints volunteers, is working on removing trash from the Williwaw subdivision in Wasilla.
In the days following the shooting death of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, attention has turned to the ways the organization engages with students on college campuses across the country.
Utah resident Justin Hicken was at the Charlie Kirk rally Wednesday just minutes from where he lives when he witnessed the horrific fatal shooting of the right-wing political activist.
Yukon Quest Alaska will host a 750-mile sled dog race starting and finishing in Fairbanks in 2026, the Board of Directors announced on social media Wednesday.
With September’s arrival, so does the preparation for the Permanent Fund Dividend. But the Department of Revenue still has not announced the exact amount you’ll receive this year.
New developments have been released regarding the boat captain who attempted to escape Sand Point police Sept. 1 before pulling a hatchet on officers and being shot, leading to his hospitalization and a drug seizure worth $970,000.
Chugach Electric Association’s plans to begin an automatic round-up program to bills have been delayed after new Attorney General Stephen Cox said the program opens concerns over first amendment violations.
The sister of a woman killed earlier this week in a fatal shooting that also left a 44-year-old man dead in a vacant lot near Anchorage’s Mountain View neighborhood released a statement on behalf of her family.
Firefighters and members of the public came together Thursday evening to pay their respects to all the Alaskan firefighters who have given their lives to protect their communities.
