Heavy Seas Ground Four Salmon-Laden Drift-Netters in Nushagak Bay
Inclement weather and heavy seas drove four fishing boats, laden with fish, aground in Bristol Bay in different parts of…
High Summer Along the Pipeline’s Path
YUKON RIVER — It’s high summer, past the solstice. Everything is alive here on the path of the Trans-Alaska pipeline.…
Grayling Woman Arrested on Attempted Arson Charges after Setting Propane Tank on Fire
A Grayling woman was arrested on multiple charges after lighting up a propane tank outside of a Grayling residence on…
Remains of Kake Boater Discovered Following Grounding of Vessel
The remains of a Kake boater was located by a good Samaritan mariner approximately one mile off of Point Macartney…
Some Cringe, Others Applaud Trump’s War on Perceived Media Enemies
Is the United States witnessing a titanic struggle in which a populist president fights back against a concerted media onslaught…
Senate Democrats Send Letter Urging Lt. Governor to Join States Refusing to Divulge Private Voter Information to Federal Commission
JUNEAU – Today, the members of the Alaska Senate Democratic caucus sent a letter to Lt. Governor Byron Mallott regarding…
Middle School Students from 22 Alaska Communities Return to ANSEP
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA – This week, the Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program welcomed more than 50 middle school students to…
After Attack on IS, Iran Proposes Expanding Missile Program
Iran’s parliament is considering a proposal to spend nearly $550 million to bolster security and expand the country’s missile program.…
Governor Walker Signs $4.9 Billion Operating Budget Bills into Law
ANCHORAGE—Governor Bill Walker today signed into law House Bills 57 and 59, approving the $4.9 billion operating budget bills the…
Alaska Native Civil Rights Leader Elizabeth Peratrovich to be Commemorated on U.S. $1 Coin
JUNEAU — The United States Mint has released candidate designs that commemorate Alaska Native Civil Rights Leader Elizabeth Peratrovich and…