Looking for a way to celebrate the tail-end of summer? The “PAWty” Support Dollars for Dogs fundraiser takes place this weekend to fundraise for the local nonprofit and support the Anchorage Police Department’s K-9 Unit.
Scott Robb, the owner of the Guinness World Record for the largest green cabbage ever grown, added another medal to his collection Friday with his third win at the Alaska State Fair’s cabbage weigh-off.
The State Medical Examiner’s Office has identified a body that washed ashore near Nome last week as 72-year-old Samuel Shavings, who went missing in May after the boat he was on with another man sunk in the Bering Sea.
Gulf of Alaska Keeper, a non-profit dedicated to cleaning Alaska's shorelines, is wrapping up another year of work, having gathered millions of pounds of marine debris over the past two decades.
Heavy rain and snow has caused rivers and waterways in Denali National Park and Preserve to flood, and leaving erosion and snow accumulation hazards along portions of Denali Park Road.
Fairbanks Neighborhood Housing Services has launched a project to fund the restoration of vacant and blighted housing in Fairbanks in order to provide housing for those in need.
A Juneau police officer who bodyslammed a man to the ground during an arrest of a separate person in July has resigned from the force, according to the police department.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced Friday that there will not be another special session, blaming the majority of “depriv(ing) Alaskan student of better educational opportunities,” his press release is titled.
Gov Mike Dunleavy will announce he'll run against U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski. An "exclusive" news article posted today on Fox News, using unnamed sources, reports that Dunleavy will run in 2028.
A former community spokesperson for the Anchorage Police Department was caught shoplifting while wearing an APD-issued jacket earlier this month, resulting in his firing.
A rise in cybercrimes has law enforcement officials urging Alaskans to be especially vigilant when it comes to prevention, identification and reporting of internet scams and cyberattacks.
Sixty-two years after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr gave his famous "I Have A Dream" speech, the fight for civil rights is far from over — and the Alaska Black Caucus took to the streets of Anchorage on Thursday to serve a reminder.
Following federal budget cuts to public media, KUAC in Fairbanks will be implementing “significant changes,” according to a statement sent to Alaska’s News Source.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy pointed to new fossil fuel projects as he told attendees of the annual Alaska Oil and Gas Association they will usher in “the greatest renaissance” for Alaska.
62-year-old Kyoung Soo Seo and 36-year-old Chantel Lynn Fields appeared in Alaska U.S. District Court on Wednesday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Kyle Reardon for drug charges related to a recent raid on a Spenard hotel, according to an Alaska U.S. Attorney’s Office spokesperson.
An incredibly short growing season, long winters, and smaller market demand would discourage most people from ever attempting any sort of commercial agriculture in Alaska, but not Mike Mosesian and his family, Alaska’s 2025 Farm Family of the year.
An Orthodox archbishop who exchanged friendly greetings and gifts with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska has apologized to “those who have experienced pain, suffering, or confusion because of my actions."
Washington lawmakers made another summer stop in Anchorage Wednesday, explaining their visit focused on the “safe and secure resource development,” according to a press release on the event.
A shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis left two children dead and 17 people injured. The shooting happened during a morning mass, as part of Annunciation’s first week of school.
The Trump Administration has ordered 46 states and territories, including Alaska, to remove all references to gender ideology from sex education materials.
