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

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

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.

Alaska LNG Project dominates second half of legislative session as Dunleavy makes all-out push during final months in office, but lawmakers divided by immense costs and complexities.

JDHS faces Kings again Wednesday, Sitka on Friday and Saturday.

USACE says 26% chance of 20-foot flood affecting 2,000 homes during next 15 years; Assembly opts for higher barriers than last year, with more protection later possible.

Sale may net city $1.6M after it spends well over $10M on project nearing final stage of cancellation; city manager says alternative is uncertain and will cost yet more money.

It was a change of scenery for the University of Alaska Southeast’s 55th commencement ceremony Sunday, but the 2026 graduating class felt the same atmosphere of a small campus with big opportunities.

Grapplers wrestle, eat, sleep, rinse and repeat over three days in three disciplines.

Sitka wins team titles, Kayh second, JDHS third over the weekend.