Nolin Ainsworth

Authorities are looking for a Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser that was reported overdue on Sunday night to Alaska State Troopers.

See Stories, which became a nonprofit in 2019 with staff spread across Alaska, specializes in media training for Title I teachers and students across Alaska through workshops and online communities.

A Fairbanks mother is behind bars after leaving her 20-month-old child alone inside a parked car outside a Healy bar and hotel, according to Alaska State Troopers.

In line with Trump’s executive order on Alaska energy, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said the agency will reopen about 80% of the National Petroleum Reserve for lease to energy developers.

Alaskans involved in various housing and construction entities have congregated daily this week inside a warehouse in East Anchorage to watch a 3D concrete printing demonstration.

Internet and phone outages in Juneau affecting certain customers stem from damage to an undersea cable, according to a statement from AT&T.

Two people are dead after back-to-back traffic-related incidences on Tuesday night in Anchorage, according to the Anchorage Police Department.

An early morning vehicle fire shut down a road just east of Downtown Anchorage on Friday, according to the Anchorage Police Department.

The North Slope Borough announced over the weekend that three officers connected to the Feb. 5 incident involving the transport of a Utqiagvik teenager’s body behind an ATV have been placed on administrative leave.

A 16-year-old Juneau boy was shot and killed early Monday morning in the Mendenhall Valley neighborhood by another driver, police say.