Planned Parenthood sues to overturn Alaska ban on telehealth abortion services
Abortion-rights advocates filed a lawsuit in Alaska Superior Court on Thursday to overturn a state ban on telehealth for abortion services
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Two new murals adorn Fairbanks City Hall facade
This week, artists from the Fairbanks community gathered at Fairbanks City Hall to paint two murals on its front.
Human skull discovered on private property identified as man missing for nearly a year
Texas authorities say human remains that were found have been identified as those of a missing man.
30 new houses, childcare center, to be built on Kodiak Base
For families stationed, or will be stationed, at U.S. Coast Guard Base Kodiak, more housing options and daycare will be available starting in 2028.
If you bought a Town Square Brick in the early 90’s — the city wants to give it back to you
Anchorage's Town Square Park is under construction, and the city is looking to give back the commemorative bricks people purchased for it.
City of Fairbanks establishes tax rate for the current year
Residents of the City of Fairbanks will see the rate of levy on their property increase for 2026.
LNG Special Session: House passes tax exemption bill developer says can produce gas line
The Alaska House of Representatives voted Friday to approve a major property tax exemption bill for the proposed Alaska LNG pipeline — a measure that developer Glenfarne says is essential to making the $44...
Ravens set up shop disguised as a woolly mammoth
For the third year in a row, ravens are nesting on the front of an Anchorage Bass Pro Shops.
‘Friday Fling on steroids’: Colony Days kicks off for 90th celebration
Downtown Palmer kicked off its 90th Colony Day festivities on Friday, bringing hundreds of people to the event.
‘They all have personalities’: Anchorage woman fosters 23 birds looking for permanent homes
A home on Flamingo Street is housing nearly 30 parakeets, all in need of forever families.
Anchorage property owners responsible for late tax bills, city says
All property owners in Anchorage will be responsible for any potential tardy property tax bills they receive, municipal officials say.
Mayor says property tax breaks are spurring new multi-family construction in Anchorage
Mayor Suzanne LaFrance said property tax breaks are spurring new multi-family construction in Anchorage
Two Dan Sullivans: Petersburg candidate poised for removal from ballot by state
Alaska’s Division of Elections has preliminarily determined that Petersburg’s Dan Sullivan — the Republican challenging U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan by the same name — does not meet the eligibility require...
‘Chaos, Chaos, Chaos’ near Cooper Landing: Woman, dogs survive bear attack
A mushroom hunt near Skilak Lake turned into a frantic escape after a bear mauled a Cooper Landing woman's dog.
Investigation opened on death of park ranger on Mt. McKinley; body recovered
The body of National Park Ranger Robin Pendery has been recovered, according to the National Park Service.
Iron Dog adds checkpoints across Western and Interior Alaska
The Iron Dog is expanding its race across three Alaska communities: Huslia, Shungnak and Ambler, according to a press release from the office of U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan.
Alaska Zoo welcomes new orphans
The Alaska zoo recently welcomed four baby moose calves and a caribou calf. The animals, less than a month old, are all orphans that were brought to the zoo by Fish and Game.
Crews defend cabin as 52-acre wildfire burns southwest of Talkeetna
Firefighters worked Wednesday to contain a remote wildfire southwest of Talkeetna
Man accused of trying to steal $170K in COVID relief funds given prison time
A Chickaloon man was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison for attempting to defraud the U.S. Government of $170,000 in COVID relief funds.
State hears public feedback on lowering speed limit on Tudor and Muldoon roads
The state is considering lowering the speed limit on the Tudor Road and Muldoon Road corridor after more than 2,200 crashes occurred during a five-year study from 2020-2024.
‘Practice, practice, practice’: Alaska eighth grader heads to national pageant with foster care mission
Madeline Gration, a soon-to-be eighth grader, is Miss Alaska Jr. High School America and is using her title to advocate for children in foster care.
LNG Special Session: Developer says bill can create a gas line if legislature passes it without changes
Alaska’s proposed liquefied natural gas pipeline cleared a major hurdle Wednesday, as the House Finance Committee advanced a major property tax exemption bill developer Glenfarne says will make the $44.5 t...
JBER soldier signals plan to change plea under written deal in child sex abuse material case
A Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson soldier facing federal child sexual abuse material charges tied to alleged AI-generated child sexual abuse images, has signaled he plans to change his plea under a written p...
Three icebreakers to homeport in Alaska, Coast Guard announces
The U.S. Coast Guard announced it will homeport its first two Arctic Security Cutters in Kodiak, with a third to come in Seward