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Alaskans south of 60°N, including Juneau and Ketchikan, must remove studded tires by April 14. Those north of the line, like ...
Kai Monture writes in a commentary that UAA's Native Student Services was a home away from home when moving from Yakutat to ...
The record-low snow conditions south of the Alaska Range have had big impacts across the state, especially around wildfire ...
Sen. Dan Sullivan and the Alaska Congressional Delegation are welcoming a $25 million investment from the Federal Aviation ...
The tribes, in their lawsuit filed Thursday in Alaska federal court, target the Corps’ March decision to grant a Clean Water Act permit to IPOP LLC, a Nevada-based company proposing to mine for gold ...
Midland native Keaton Loebrich's main goal in his first Iditarod was to finish the race. Mission accomplished, and then some.
Taylor Highway reopens for spring, fire weather monitoring begins early in Southcentral Alaska, students tour D.C., and ...
Edgmon, I-Dillingham, noted that the budget faces several challenges, including oil prices dropping over the past week. And ...
The top-ranked candidate to be the next Palm Coast city manager has dropped out of contention: William Lee Smith has been ...
The Alaska Department of Health is cutting 30 positions and shuttering a program meant to improve public health access across the state after the Trump administration cut more than $50 million in ...
Donald Trump’s efforts to claim Greenland for the US is part of a wider push toward militarization of the Arctic. Conflicts ...