Alaska

Seven, Including Alaska State Lawmaker, Killed in Mid-Air Plane Collision

By Madeleine Carlisle

Alaska State Troopers Rescued a Man Stranded for Weeks in Sub-Zero Temperatures After His Cabin Burned Down

By Madeleine Carlisle

Child, 5, Carries Toddler Through -31 Degree Cold

By Tara Law

Found on the Street, a Memory Card Labeled 'Homicide' Led Anchorage Police to Arrest a Man For Murder

By Gina Martinez
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Alaskan Teen's Swim Meet Victory Reinstated On Appeal After She Was Disqualified Over a Swimsuit 'Wedgie' an Official Deemed Immodest

The school district will suspend its swimsuit coverage rule moving forward

By Tara Law

Alaska's Wildfire Seasons Are Getting Worse: Experts

“This is not normal”

By Tara Law

Alaska's Sea Ice Has Fallen to Its Lowest August Levels Ever

It will have ramifications on the arctic climate and the Earth as a whole

By Madeline Fitzgerald

Inspirational Alaskan Moose’s Self-Care Routine Is Cooling Off in This Sprinkler

Humans aren't the only ones who enjoy a refreshing dip in the sprinkler

By Megan McCluskey

Alaska's State Budget Is Slumping. The Governor's 40% Cut to the University System Could Make It Even Worse

Lawmakers have been called on to override the veto and have until Friday, July 12 to either partially or totally overrule it

By Josiah Bates

It Was 90 Degrees in Anchorage, Alaska On July 4th

It’s about 80 degrees inside Brian Brettschneider’s Anchorage, Alaska home, but he can’t open up his windows. Smoke is drifting into the city from the nearby Swan Lake wildfire, and he’s trying to keep the...

By Tara Law

See Dramatic Images from the Anchorage Earthquake

Alaskans shared startling images after the quakes

By Tara Law

Lisa Murkowski Is the Only GOP Senator Voting Against Kavanaugh. Her State Has the Highest Rate of Sexual Assault

Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski on Friday voted against proceeding to confirm Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and said she would vote against his confirmation — the only Republican Senator to do so — after weeks...

By Katie Reilly

The Government Shutdown Made it Harder for Officials to Warn People About a Potentially Devastating Tsunami

The NOAA also said it had server issues

By Melissa Chan

Congress Is About to Allow Oil Drilling in Alaska's Arctic Wildlife Refuge

But environmental groups are still fighting the move

By Ari Natter and Jennifer A. Dlouhy / Bloomberg

Sarah Palin's Son Arrested For Domestic Violence: Report

Sarah Palin's attorney said that she "asked that the family’s privacy is respected during this challenging situation"

By Casey Quackenbush

Republicans Want to Allow Drilling in an Alaskan Wildlife Refuge

"It’s entirely possible that they will open ANWR and it will attract very little investment"

By Justin Worland

Inmates in Alaska Were Walked Naked on Dog Leashes

They were then placed into unsanitary cells naked

By Jennifer Calfas

FBI Investigating Domestic Dispute That Led to Death Aboard an Alaska-Bound Cruise Ship

The ship was forced to dock early in Alaska's capital city, Juneau

By Aric Jenkins

A Teenager Was Mauled to Death by a Bear During a Mountain Race in Alaska

The young runner reportedly texted a relative that a bear was chasing him

By Melissa Chan

This Is Why Alaska Belongs to America Not Russia

We should salute Secretary of State William H. Seward

By William L. Iggiagruk Hensley, University of Alaska Anchorage / The Conversation
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