Supreme Court rejects trail restriction lawsuit
The Alaska Supreme Court says the Department of Natural Resources can limit heavy off-road vehicles that tore up a trail north of the Alaska Range.
Couple pays it forward
An Anchorage couple is collecting Christmas presents for wounded soldiers and their families attached to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.
Judge’s error provides guarded optimism
A group trying to win freedom for the four men convicted of murdering a 15-year-old Fairbanks boy in 1997 is guardedly optimistic following a recent appeals court decision.
SBA says loans available after AK fishery disaster
Officials say assistance also is available to small businesses in areas neighboring the primary affected areas.
Native corp. director on leave
The director of the Bristol Bay Native Corp. is on leave following accusations that he raped a woman after a night of drinking.
Airplane lands on Parks Highway
A private airplane made an emergency landing on the Parks Highway near Willow.
Coast Guard says crews working at grounding site
The Coast Guard says responders have returned to the site where a tug and barge ran aground.
Alaska Airlines adds outlets in 3 airports
Passengers on Alaska Airlines will have more chances to plug in as they travel.
Bear attempts to raid food bank in Kodiak
A brown bear in Kodiak tried to raid a food bank by smashing a window.
Alaska officials report increase of flu, pertussis
Alaska health officials are reporting a sharp increase this year of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, as well as a recent spike in influenza cases.
