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A Haines-based pilot and two Yakutat residents who owned an air service died in the crash of the Beechcraft Bonanza in late July.
The 16-year-old was involved in a domestic disturbance off Tudor Road in East Anchorage late Tuesday, Anchorage police Chief Sean Case said at a briefing Wednesday morning.
Church leaders say the encampment shows why the shelter village is needed. Neighbors want the city to clear out the encampment, worried it will harm the project.
People who were sentenced to life in prison as juveniles in Alaska now have legal grounds to ask for their sentences to be reexamined under a new Court of Appeals ruling.
Still, a 1998 federal report indicates the refuge contains pools of oil that are larger than ConocoPhillips’ Willow prospect to its west.
Kristopher Handy’s parents and children are mainly seeking accountability and justice through the lawsuit, their attorney said.
Students will be required to lock their phones in district-issued cases.
Friday was the deadline for Alaskans to request that an absentee ballot be mailed to them, but voters can request an emailed ballot through Aug. 19.
Harold Hamm has become Trump’s point person in raising funds from the oil industry and relaying to the ex-president what the industry wants.
Officials haven’t offered a possible motive for the killing Spc. Jacob Ashton, 21, of Perry, Ohio. U.S. Army Spc. Riley F. Birbilas was charged Monday with premeditated murder.
Utilities in Anchorage and the Mat-Su said they had experienced a “load shed” event triggered by a loss of power somewhere along the Railbelt.
The Democratic incumbent has a massive cash advantage with a week to go before Alaska’s open primary.
The condos can come with showers and hookups for washers and dryers — and some cost more than a house.
The 33-year-old woman drove off the road “at a high rate of speed” on Saturday, Alaska State Troopers said.
District leaders and teachers say their colleagues are leaving because of uncertainty in what is usually a stable profession.
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Ads criticizing perennial candidate Gerald Heikes could boost his chances ahead of the August primary.
Local scientists say mitigation methods at Suicide Basin seem ‘infeasible,’ while possible solutions downstream could still be hugely costly.
High winds were forecast across the city starting Saturday night, with gusts up to 80 mph possible on the Hillside and along Turnagain Arm.
Business owners say the new encampment has brought a surge of problems and crime to the area. Homeless residents say they moved there because they had nowhere else to go.
Stormy Fields, a scientist at UAF’s Alaska Stable Isotope Facility, is looking for clues left behind to find out more about those hunters of long ago.
Furie Operating Alaska is responsible for hundreds of water pollution violations over a long period that began in 2020, according to the agreement with state environmental regulators.
The vessel was “transiting in international waters but still inside the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone,” which extends 200 nautical miles from the U.S. shoreline.