Young, Cissna make last pitch in House race
The candidates for Alaska’s lone U.S. House seat made one last pitch for the job on Monday
Official: Alaska ferry design on track
An Alaska transportation official says design work for a new state ferry is on track and construction of the 350-foot ship could start by next fall.
Kodiak salmon catch has high value
Figures from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game show that Kodiak’s salmon catch this year was the most valuable in almost two decades.
Alaska ferry worker injured at Wash. dock
A female worker with the Alaska Marine Highway ferry system has been injured while helping load the ferry at the Bellingham dock.
Police: Driver cited after 2-vehicle crash
Juneau police say a two-vehicle collision disrupted traffic along a main thoroughfare for about 45 minutes on Friday.
Bear cub found in downtown Juneau relocated
State wildlife officials have relocated a black bear cub captured last week in downtown Juneau.
Company recalls 16-ounce bags of carrot chips sold in AK
Bolthouse Farms is recalling 16-ounce bags of Bolthouse Farms Carrot Chips.
Sentencing date pushed back for Schaeffer Cox
The sentencing date has been delayed for the leader of an Alaska militia convicted of conspiring to murder federal officials and owning illegal weapons.
Lawyers argue over where the money went in Whaling Commission theft case
Federal prosecutors say former Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission director Maggie Ahmaogak stole more than $420,000.
