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The school district said it’s installing cameras on Kivalina school buses for safety reasons, suspending service “until further notice.” For students who don’t have another way to get to school, absences are unexcused.
In the next few weeks, the last 71 residents of Newtok will load their possessions onto boats to move to Mertarvik, rejoining 230 residents who began moving away in 2019.
With cheap gas-fired power now unavailable, the biggest utility in Fairbanks has shelved plans to shut down one of its coal-fired plants.
The “very calm” pilot landed the Beechcraft King Air on Tuesday at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, according to one of six passengers on the Dena’ina Air Taxi plane.
Both UAA and UAF have established partnerships with a personalized co-branded apparel company and are launching marketplaces where their student-athletes can connect with businesses or boosters.
Farina Brown, special assistant in homelessness and health for Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance, is tasked with tackling some of the city’s most complex challenges.
The Cessna 206 went down on the Porcupine River after taking off from a remote area northwest of Chalkyitsik, authorities say.
The woman was crossing West Benson Boulevard near Dawson Street on Tuesday afternoon when she was hit by a driver who stayed at the scene, according to the Anchorage Police Department.
Despite Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s support, Sfraga’s nomination was resisted by many of her Republican colleagues.
Katmai National Park’s wildly popular annual celebration of ursine behemoths is about to begin.
In the wake of the fatal police shooting of 16-year-old Easter Leafa, the Samoan community seeks understanding and collaboration with the Municipality of Anchorage through a signed resolution.
Among other steps, the Assembly members want to lower speed limits and install better lighting along roads where pedestrian deaths have taken place.
Democrat Janice Park finished narrowly ahead of Republican Sen. James Kaufman in the primary, making the Lower Hillside state Senate race one to watch in November.
The 32-year-old defendant accused of fatally shooting a man near a busy stretch of East Fifth Avenue last month was shot and wounded by police the next day.
A judge on Monday ordered Nicole Lewis to pay nearly $105,000 in restitution after she was accused of stealing money that included collections during Mass.
No group has formed to formally campaign against a ballot measure that would guarantee most Alaska workers paid sick leave.
Jalen J. Baker is facing charges of assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct involving weapons stemming from the hourslong confrontation Monday.
In the coastal district — Alaska’s farthest south — the candidates say they want to support education, fishing and energy, but differ on how.
Alaska’s life expectancy in 2021 was 74.5 years, down from the average of 76.6 years in 2020, according to the report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Lengthening lines at local pantries show a growing number of people in Anchorage who are food insecure. At the same time, the quantity of food donations hasn’t kept pace with demand.
The new employees include a prominent local consultant and a former press secretary to Gov. Bill Walker.
A man wounded two people at a park Monday before shooting a police officer during the ensuing standoff at an East Anchorage mobile home park.
If former federal judge Joshua Kindred were to be impeached, it would be historic. Congressional impeachments of federal judges are vanishingly rare: Only 15 have taken place since 1803.