The U.S. Secret Service recently led a two-day operation in Anchorage to find illegal card-skimming devices at businesses, gas pumps and ATMs, with a focus on protecting government benefit recipients.
Alaska’s House Speaker Bryce Edgmon, NA-Dillingham, struggled to describe the relationship Friday between the majority caucus and the state Legislature.
The air traffic control tower at Fairbanks International Airport will close overnights starting this weekend, according to a notice received by Alaska’s News Source.
Two days after a head-on crash on the Parks Highway killed a Fairbanks couple and injured their toddler, first responders are speaking out about the dangers of some of Alaska’s most isolated stretches of road.
As temperatures fall across Alaska, the JBER crews responsible for clearing roads and runways are preparing for the season’s first measurable snowfall.
What began as a newspaper with a vision became Sol de Medianoche — a well-recognized bilingual resource helping Hispanic communities across Alaska stay informed, get involved in the issues that matter to them and make their voices heard.
A federal judge on Wednesday morning found convicted killer Brian Steven Smith guilty on both counts of unlawfully obtaining U.S. citizenship, ordering his naturalization revoked.
President Trump has made clear his disdain for Petersburg’s Dan Sullivan, a man running for senate with an identical name as the incumbent senator, hinting at legal action the administration is pursuing.
Fairbanks North Star Borough Mayor Grier Hopkins has proposed a temporary moratorium on the borough granting land use permits for the building of large data centers.
In the race for U.S. Senate in Alaska, energy prices, fuel, and the cost of living in general have dominated the race. In the largest state in the country, there are also the largest fuel prices.
