Mar. 21, 2026

Shaktoolik boys seek repeat as Fort Yukon girls aim for three-peat in 1A state basketball tournament

At the Division 2A level, the Unalakleet boys and Seward girls are also primed to make strong title defenses.

Iditarod Faces Rising Costs as Participation Dwindles

Race organizers seek new revenue streams to keep the 'Last Great Race' viable for a new generation of mushers

Bucs Clinch Second Spot at Aurora Conference Basketball Championships

VHS boys varsity team secures state tournament berth with win over Galena Hawks

Alaska Mushing Tours Offer Wilderness Experience

Visitors and residents can experience the thrill of dog sledding in Alaska

Alaska Railroad Offers Variety of Train Rides This Summer

From Anchorage to Denali and Seward, travelers have several options to experience the scenic rail journey

Timing and Financing Key Factors When Planning Trips

Airline credit cards and loyalty programs can help travelers maximize value, but require diligence to navigate changing perks and rewards.

Alaska Native Language Center to Close After 50 Years

Planned closure threatens decades of work preserving one of the world's most diverse linguistic landscapes.

Anchorage to Launch Home Rehab Program for Low-Income Residents

New city initiative aims to preserve aging housing stock and meet mayor's 10,000-home goal

Anchorage Leaders Say Large Homeless Camps Have Disappeared, But Challenges Remain

City officials claim major encampments are gone, but some advocates say the problem has just been pushed out of sight.

Strong Law Expands Into Alaska and New Mexico

Opens new personal injury offices in Anchorage and Albuquerque

Alaska Sues Crowdfunding Platforms Over Unauthorized Charity Pages

State alleges GoFundMe, PayPal, and others created donation pages for nonprofits without consent, potentially misleading donors

PND Engineers Hires UAA Alumnus Sean Baski, PE

Baski joins the Anchorage office after 16 years at the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities

Alaska to Vote on Affirming Noncitizen Voting Ban in 2026

The initiative seeks to add a single word to state law requiring Alaska voters to be U.S. citizens.

Anchorage Residents Challenge Property Tax Assessments

Rising number of appeals signals need for more transparency in valuation process

Alaska Seeks Fairer Oil Revenue Share

Alaskans call for changes to oil tax policies to boost state revenue and public services