Cassie Lumba, 18, says the experience itself was the win, plus the friends she made along the way.

Crimson Bears on a ride through the wilds of Anchorage.

State and federal officials say addressing the crisis is a top priority, but advocates, families and supporters say more resources and attention to current and cold cases are needed

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A commercial fisherman in Kodiak will plead guilty to stealing 16 yellow cedar trees from the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska.

JDHS tops Ketchikan 11-5 and 9-6 on Wednesday.

Voters, including those within the Make America Healthy Again movement, say the rising cost of healthcare is a significant concern that will have an impact on whom they support in November’s midterm elections, according to a poll released Wednesday by KFF.

After four years of effort, the Alaska Legislature has passed a bill offering additional support for the underfunded organization that offers free legal help to Alaskans facing civil lawsuits.

Alfred Willis Torres Sr. died in recent days after April 6 attack at Marine Parking Garage by suspects he identified as his niece and nephew, according to officials.

Juneau is facing some serious challenges and unfortunately it is bringing out the worst in some folks. While we should be worrying about our flooding in the valley, our seasonal economy, our housing shortage, and our outmigration of the younger generation, instead we are milling about and shouting that the sky is falling due to the perceived budget shortfall.

Young romantics, Swanilda and Franz are among villagers celebrating the upcoming installation of a new clock in the town square.

Stephen Cox is the treasurer and founding member of a new private Christian school in Anchorage, scheduled to open in the fall.