In a first for tribal governments statewide, natural disaster victims in Alaska Native tribes can now receive more individualized relief when trouble hits.
Many Nome locals say one of the best views of the Iditarod Trail’s iconic Burled Arch is from inside the Nome Nugget Inn, which is reopening after a prolonged closure.
Natchez Dunlap, 41, was arrested in Spenard Thursday and charged with indecent exposure with the victim being under 16 years old and touching himself. The judge rejected Dunlap's public defender's request to reduce bail from $5,000 cash performance to $3,000.
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly voted to replace library staff and volunteers who review and make challenged book recommendations with a group of seven registered voters on a newly created Citizens Advisory Committee.
Since at least Monday, a young male humpback had been awkwardly tied down with an unknown line in Iliuliuk Bay near the bustling fishing community of Dutch Harbor, located over 700 miles away from Anchorage in the Aleutians.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, doubled down Thursday on expressing her disappointment over the presumptive nominees for this year’s presidential election.
Holding signs in support of increasing education funding, Juneau students wanted to know why some lawmakers didn’t vote to override the governor’s veto.
