18 of 88 people affected during July 10-15 voyage from Sitka to Juneau, cause unknown, according to CDC; ship is only one in U.S. ports with more than one reported outbreak in 2026.

Behind the scenes of a climactic day in the Alaska Legislature for the proposed trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline.

Issues related to short- and long-term mitigation measures will be discussed at future meeting after this year’s flood occurs, city manager says.

Incumbent Paul Kelly being challenged for Areawide Assembly; newcomers seek open District 1 and District 2 seats; both school board incumbents say they’re running again.

Baseball falls to Ketchikan 15-5 at Adair, softball falls to Abbott-O-Rabbit 16-1 at Palmer.

‘Show me your cemeteries and I will show you what kind of people you have.’

A fishing access trail, outdoor youth programs and watershed restoration honor Neil Stichert, who has terminal liver cancer.

Governor says S Corp tax provision ‘raises serious concerns’; next special session set to begin July 27.

‘I like to highlight that there is something after the attempt — that there is so much to live for.’

Athlete- and event-friendly additions bring race on par with top national runs.

The American Red Cross will host a free flood preparedness workshop and resource fair Sunday.

After extensive closed-door negotiations by stakeholders and a few lawmakers, the full Legislature will be asked Thursday to pass a bill affecting the state’s finances for decades.