An opossum that found itself on the streets of Homer after arriving on a cargo container is making headlines once again after a number of her babies have recently been spotted in the town.
A town hall Monday at the Loussac Library was the third and final in Anchorage’s current round of discussions surrounding the Clean Slate Strategy to get unhoused residents sheltered by the start of winter.
Weather conditions over southeast Alaska remain on the calm side as the week starts. Temperatures hit the 70s in southcentral. Temperatures were also making it into the 70s for the interior too, and that will remain the case over much of the week. Anchorage saw its warmest day since August of last year....299 days! We hit 68 for the official high in Anchorage.
Alaska’s congressional delegation is responding to a report of Chinese spies trying to access one of the state’s military bases. According to USA Today, Chinese citizens posing as tourists “have made several attempts” to snoop on American military bases in recent years including in Fairbanks.
Two vacationing couples — including sisters — and a fishing boat captain were on a charter boat found partially submerged off southeast Alaska over the weekend amid rough seas, family members said Wednesday.
Alaska’s cool and wet weather in May and now June, has had a very positive effect. Fire danger is at very low levels. Multiple low pressure systems engulf the state, from the Aleutians to interior to the Gulf of Alaska.
A Washington state man was convicted of multiple murder charges on Thursday after a jury found him guilty of murder a former romantic partner over six years ago in Ketchikan.
The Sanctioned Camps Community Task Force met Thursday for the first time since the Anchorage Assembly delayed discussion on its resolution over a week earlier.
NOAA’s Office of Law Enforcement is offering up to $5,000 as a reward for information about the killing of seven Steller sea lions that leads to a civil penalty or criminal conviction.
According to the Federal Aviation Administration, an airport master plan is a comprehensive study of an airport that considers the short, medium, and long-term needs for the airport’s infrastructure.
The USDA’s Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs Alexis M. Taylor stopped in Alaska on her way to Japan for an agricultural trade mission.
The Complex Behavioral Health Community Task Force has been working on recommendations to address the behavioral health needs of people experiencing homelessness, as well as those at risk of becoming homeless.
One of the five sanctioned camp locations being set up by a special Anchorage Assembly task force is located in a South Anchorage building that is being debated from both sides of the coin.
Bronson’s administration says it will not pursue a plan to allow people experiencing homelessness to camp at Centennial Campground as it did last summer.