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Former Assembly chair LaFrance received 55% of the vote and had a 10-point lead over Mayor Bronson in early results posted Tuesday.
More than 250 stations make up Alaska’s seismic monitoring network. Each presents its own challenges.
Dr. Anne Zink, who is stepping down as the state’s chief medical officer, became a household name in Alaska during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Partners Clubs for the rival schools faced off for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic, on the same night as an annual fundraiser to benefit gynecological cancer research.
Alyeska Resort in Girdwood wrapped up its 47th annual Spring Carnival on Sunday with a tug-of-war, Dummy Downhill event, Alaskan Gladiator contest and other activities.
The 2024 Native Youth Olympics featured 11 events, including the crowd-favorite wrist carry and the toe kick, which returned to the rotation this year after a decade.
The event, using three-person teams, combines mental toughness and core strength.
Alaska’s professional opera company closes its 61st season with Verdi’s “La Traviata.” Meet five people among the dozens who make it happen.
The former Dimond High multi-sport prep star becomes the sixth Alaskan to make it to the highest level of the sport.
The show, held at the Anchorage Museum and hosted by the Arctic Encounter Symposium, featured eye-catching creations riffing on this year’s “Black and White Raven Collection” theme.
Bianca Cross, who currently serves as captain over the Detective Division, brings “a wealth of knowledge, expertise and a deep commitment to community policing,” Mayor Dave Bronson said.
Students wearing red walked out of school, held up signs and chanted slogans calling for increased education funding, from Anchorage to Utqiagvik to the state capital.
In Tuesday night’s preliminary results, nobody got a big enough share of the votes to win outright.
The Anchorage School District’s $62.3 million capital improvements bond was passing with a 4-point margin.
In this year’s election, voters were asked to choose between three school board members who often vote with the majority and challengers critical of the board’s current direction.
Unusually high numbers of the chunky little finches in Southcentral are prompting surprising questions from bird lovers.
The plan comes after state officials decided against spraying a grape juice repellent from flying drones as a deterrent.
Highlights from the past two weekends of the Alaska state high school basketball championships.
The Miss Chiefs used their size and grit to dethrone the Harpooners and finally get over the hump after coming up short last year and their two other finals appearances in the past decade.
The Vikings clamped down on an explosive Hooper Bay offense over the final two quarters to snap a seven-year title drought.
With their leading scorer playing at 40%, the T-Jacks leaned on their defense to top an explosive Kake team.
The Eagles played a poised game to knock off perennial contender Newhalen in the championship game.