The University of Alaska of the future will not look like it does now.
Two years ago, Cook Inletkeeper Science Director Sue Mauger wrote a paper looking ahead at what Cook Inlet salmon streams…
Without enough lawmakers in Juneau, legislators look to next steps
The latest measurement of the fire puts it at 100,812 acres.
The vote failed, but they said a lot.
As part of statewide protests by an ad-hoc group of artists and arts supporters against a veto by Gov. Mike…
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to correct where Michael Franklin was from. He was from Palmer.
Increased wildfire activity and persistent dry conditions have prompted the Alaska Department of Natural Resources to ban all campfires in…
Last week’s annual July Fourth parade drew hundreds of spectators to the sidewalks along Pioneer Avenue dozens of creative and…
In the midst of high fire danger on the Kenai Peninsula, Anchor Point Fire and Emergency Medical Services quickly put…
The woman was reported disappearing under the water near the Izaak Walton Campground in Sterling.
On June 28, the same day U.S. Attorney General William Barr declared a law enforcement emergency in rural Alaska, and…
After a brief period of slowed growth, the Swan Lake Fire flared up again on Monday — reaching 99,086 acres,…
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