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Alice Bioff’s designs merge traditional and cultural Alaska Native values with modern materials.

Subsistence users across the region are feeling the impacts of the die-off.

Court documents detail the physical assault of four different children occurring between 2015 and 2019.

Officials say the Kodiak-based helicopter crew was flying from Kotzebue to Nome when they saw an SOS sign on top of a shack near a remote mining camp.

Jen Martin with Lindblad Expeditions said the cancellations were caused in part by issues with docking in Provideniya.

This spring, Alaska was hailed as a vaccination success story — shipping doses via plane, snowmachine and boat to remote corners of the vast state. But it has gradually fallen from first place to the middle of the pack in the six months since the first doses of COVID-19 vaccine arrived here in mid-December.

Prosecuting crimes in Western Alaska can be tough, with just a few lawyers assigned to thousands of cases annually.

The City of Nome and many commercial establishments expect to take a financial loss this year as one of Nome’s biggest tourist events falls casualty to the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Saturday, Israel Hale became the first disabled competitor to ever finish the full 2,600-mile Iron Dog race.

Some experts say an outdated consent statute ensures most sexual assault cases won’t result in convictions in Alaska.