The Anchorage School District received 500 pediatric doses of the vaccine from the state on Wednesday, and interest to get a shot that day was high.
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A shortage of troopers in Western Alaska comes with serious consequences, study says
A study published in 2020 found trooper posts around Kotzebue, Nome, Bethel, Dillingham and Kodiak were, together, understaffed by about 22%.
For once, clearing skies in Juneau pull back curtain on brilliant aurora
Many who passed up sleep to see the aurora posted images to social media showing intense green waves, purple spikes and ribbons of deep red dancing over the mountains and Gastineau Channel.
14-year-old artist uses NFTs to raise $50K for Alaska beluga conservation
Abigail, a 14-year-old in Puerto Rico who goes by PeachSunday online, is using her digital art and cryptocurrency to raise tens of thousands of real-life dollars for beluga.
After more than 30 years at sea, a message in a bottle washes up in Dyea
The woman who found the bottle is looking for help finding its sender.
Murkowski is the only Senate Republican who voted to advance voting rights bill
Murkowski said she feels especially obligated to address long-standing voting barriers that Native people face.