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There is no entry fee, and everyone in the Juneau community is welcome to attend.

While the airport had more than 10 inches of snow, other parts of town got more than twice that.

The tribes are seeking protective action under the Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909, the framework for resolving disputes over shared waters.

The 34 dog mushers signed up to run the next Iditarod Trail Sled Dog race are the fewest in the race’s 50-year-old history.

Both the House and the Senate have passed the Respect for Marriage Act, which codifies same-sex and interracial marriages.

The study is the latest piece in a puzzle scientists are trying to solve about why the endangered population of Cook Inlet belugas is not rebounding.

This week, the Anchorage Daily News reported that unusually high rates of flu and respiratory syncytial virus are filling pediatric units at hospitals across the state.

A state Department of Transportation spokesman said it was Anchorage’s heaviest snowfall in more than 20 years.

In the Tongass, youth help manage a forest and protect an ancient art.

Migliaccio is being held at Lemon Creek Correctional Center on $500,000 bond. 

With three weeks left in the year, 2022 could surpass the 1991 record by several inches. 

Sitka author Brendan Jones will receive the Green Earth Book Award for his novel Whispering Alaska.

That one seat, according to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, is a bit of a game changer for Democrats. “The truth is it’s not a 1% difference,” he said. “It’s a world of difference.”

Problems with the U.S. Mail caused ballots from six rural villages to be incompletely counted, officials said.

Some of the trails are near the community of Eagle.

Though the ice on Mendenhall Lake is new, meteorologists expect it will freeze and thaw several times this winter. That will cause additional cracks and weak spots across the lake.

Huna Totem Corporation aims to complete construction on a 10,000-foot visitor center and a new cruise ship berth with a curved trestle by 2025, but there are many steps to go in the public process.

It’s the highest temperature recorded in Utqiagvik between Oct. 30 and April 22 in more than a century of monitoring. 

Lisa Phu says there was a lot she didn’t know, and she’d been asking for years to interview her mother.

Joe Malatesta III, of Kenai, has been growing his curly mullet for four years.