Organizers urge casting ballots before Election Day on Nov. 3, volunteering to monitor process and being watchful for efforts to challenge winners.

Numerous envelopes with suspicious substances are being mailed to congressional and election offices nationwide, according to FBI.

Longtime proponent for people with disabilities, Special Olympics participant and photographer will be presented with award Saturday night.

Federal agency states the direction is a standard safety and security practice not tied to local protest.

Republican incumbent and Democratic challenger reiterate differences on issues such as Iran war and healthcare, amidst barrage of out-of-context and misleading attacks.

Permit for family to keep up to 100 chickens and ducks, 15 other farm animals, approved last month; appeal by 22 residents cites long list of concerns, alleged procedural violations.

JDHS travels to South Anchorage for Saturday ASAA First National Bowl semifinal.

‘Pull With Me’ organized by Wooch.éen students highlights past, future of dugout canoes.

Longtime manager and her husband accused by park’s majority owner of diverting park funds and materials to couple’s construction company; couple’s attorney calls matter ‘a family dispute.’

Survey closes Friday; questions ask about disaster response by individuals and agencies this year.

Largest wrestling roster to date has promising boys, girls team title hopes.

Flood mitigation still top funding ask from state lawmakers, but commission members diverge from draft CBJ list by ranking new waste facility second instead of fourth.