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The Bristol Bay Native Corporation has gotten creative with a project designed to keep shareholders more connected with their community during the isolation of the ongoing pandemic.

These are some of the impacts of a mechanical issue on an Alaska ferry that has stranded passengers across Southeast Alaska.

The Eastern Aleutian Tribes, located in False Pass, Alaska received two boxes, each containing 400 commemorative Easter eggs. Along with the last doses needed to vaccinate every adult in their community.

For skiers and snowboarders looking for snowy fun within designated ski areas in Alaska, some spots have already extended their seasons.

Two Anchorage businesses offer hand-made Easter treats

The deadline to apply for this year’s Permanent Fund dividend is fast approaching, and Alaskans have until Wednesday evening to complete their applications.

The recent snow and end of winter has moose looking for easier walking and more food. Fish and Game say let them find it themselves and watch out for them on the roads.

The new piece of equipment can seal 32 meals per minute.

Not having a ceremonial start to the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is breaking the hearts of Alaskans, but for downtown businesses, it's another thing that's breaking the bank.

In response to dropping COVID-19 case rates, Acting Anchorage Mayor Austin Quinn-Davidson is signing a new emergency order that lifts capacity restrictions on businesses and eases gathering size restrictions across the municipality.

Alaska State Fair officials have announced the dates for the expanded 14-day schedule of the 2021 fair.

With a little help from a large projector, giant school walls, and a drive-in style presentation, the 49th Annual Student Art Show, presented by the Anchorage School Districts Fine Arts Department will go on this year.

Members say the Triumvirate Theatre was far more than a stage and some walls. It was a place where community bonds grew stronger.

Bean's Cafe finds a new home after a shortage in food storage.

Alaska Sound Celebration is turning to the internet this year to project their voices out into the world.

With all of the buildings either turned down or purchased, some funds remain unspent.

Fur Rondy will go from Feb. 26 to March 7 with a handful of events for everyone.

Snow may still be covering the ground, but it’s not too early to start thinking about your summer garden.

Unalakleet's city council has unanimously declared its water crisis a disaster.

Getting outside can help many Alaskans overcome cabin fever according to Diana Rhoades with the Anchorage Park Foundation.

Amateur photographers get their chance to display their work to the public at the Fur Rondy Amateur Photo Contest.

A new curbside recycling program is starting in April for certain areas of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley.

Workers searching for parts to the power plant in the village of Selawik after a power outage on Feb. 14.

A webinar exploring cottage food production sponsored by the Alaska Food Policy Council, Alaska Farm Bureau and Alaska Farmers Market Association is available for people interested in selling homemade goods.

On National Dog Biscuit Day we focus on a local vendor who's making sweet treats for the pup in your house.

If you’d like to attend “Chicken University” you must register online. It is free of charge.

United Way of Mat-Su is using grant money from the AARP to get artists thinking creatively and beautify the city of Palmer.

To help accommodate with the growing needs at the shelter, there are plans to expand.

The hope is that the project will improve conditions and facilities in the area, including addressing safety issues and cleanliness, as well as adding to the limited services that are available during daytime hours.

When Sharon Kim saw a need for more masks at the inception of the current pandemic she partnered together with like-minded friends to create "Mask Mission AK.'