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During the 2026 Alaska high school flag football season, one of the state’s fastest-growing sports witnessed the emergence of one of the nation’s fastest-growing talents.
A witness is sharing new details about the moments leading up to a fatal officer-involved shooting Thursday afternoon outside a South Anchorage toy store.
The officer and suspect involved in Thursday’s deadly officer-involved shooting in Anchorage have been identified by the police.
One person is dead after a plane crashed into Blue Fox Bay near Kodiak on Friday afternoon.
At a rally event Friday evening in Anchorage, Mary Peltola took a few minutes to speak with Alaska’s News Source before taking the stage in front of an audience.
Two days before Election Day, a federal judge says no to the Justice Department’s election lawsuit in Alaska, asking the state not to certify its election if Sen. Dan S. Sullivan loses.
“The more I think about it, the more angry I become," said Barry Bracken, who was visited by FBI agents on Friday.
"I did not know about any of this until I read it a few days ago in the New York Times," the U.S. Senate candidate said.
The roads in the park are typically used as cross-country ski trails over the winter months.
The move is raising concerns among critics that the Dunleavy administration is improperly fast tracking the project before a new governor takes office.
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Polling stations in Ruby and Ekwok both had opened by midday Tuesday, according to a political advocacy group.
From stratospheric spending to an Alaska Senate candidate’s crickets, here’s what you need to know—and plenty you don’t—about a hugely consequential and very weird political season.
A federal judge on Sunday blocked a DOJ lawsuit against Alaska over confusion related to its handling of two Senate candidates with identical names.
Sen. Dan Sullivan pledges to accept election results despite alleged decoy candidate scheme in Alaska Senate race.
New York Times journalists have allowed half of the story to elude them — the half that most Alaskans know, and Lower 48 reporters should too.
Author Neil Shea is the Snedden Chair in the University of Alaska’s Science and Environmental Journalism program.
Negotiations between the University of Alaska and employees got off to a poor start after an initial contract proposed by UA reduced benefits for members.
Like its public counterparts at PBS, National Public Radio did its best to dismiss the bombshell New York Times story about the crucial Alaska U.S. Senate race pitting Democrat Mary Peltola against two candi...
National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) Chairman Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) accused Alaska Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola of committing a "felony" in a scheme to mislead voters.
Alaska’s U.S. Senate race shows where party-first politics leads. Fixing it begins with our own habits.
Several voters have said the issues outweigh the political machinations. FBI agents are showing up at people’s doors in Southeast Alaska to ask about their donations to Dan J. Sullivan.
Decoy Dan Sullivan allegedly leaves Alaska amid scandal and election fraud lawsuit in 2026 Senate race.