Alaska’s unique climate and remoteness make it hard to supply the quintessential fall squash, but that hasn't stopped communities from participating in their own festivities.
Kreiss-Tomkins covered a range of issues, from energy to education to the state's fiscal future, during an hourlong ...
Two Fairbanks residents died in a head-on collision on the Parks Highway in Trapper Creek on Monday, according to Alaska ...
Early voting began Monday morning in Alaska’s general election, more than two weeks ahead of Election Day on Nov. 3. Stephen ...
Officials say the westernmost city in the country is uniquely suited for Arctic and North Pacific defense operations because ...
LouLou, a four-year-old huskydoodle,was reunited with her family after spending more than two days alone in the mountains.
Last week’s landslide is one of several in Ketchikan in recent years. Last year, a rockslide blocked the island’s main ...
The Elders & Youth Conference started Sunday and ends Wednesday. The AFN convention is from Thursday to Saturday.
While conservatives were hoping the president’s Wasilla rally would provide a boost to Republican candidates, some say ...
Alaskans are voting this year on races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, governor and the state Legislature, plus two ballot ...
The controversial sport-hunting practice, which is allowed in certain areas by the state, had been banned in national park ...
After two disastrous seasons, chum salmon came back to Kotzebue Sound this summer, and some commercial fishermen say it was ...
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