Frank Murkowski: AK's future without gasline If Alaska wants to have an economic future in less than a decade, former Gov. Frank Murkowski, R-AK, says the state must plan without a natural gas pipeline.
Woman killed by Troopers 58 year old Nora J. York was shot and killed by Alaska State Troopers early Saturday morning. One Trooper was injured in the melee, he was treated for a minor gunshot wound and released.
Kenai couple killed in Nebraska crash A Kenai family is in mourning tonight after Kenai residents William and Jane Mattson were killed in a multi-vehicle collision in Nebraska, Sunday.
Howls ring out at wolf biologist memorial Dozens of people packed inside the Campbell Creek Science Center, Saturday. They all had one common bond. Over the years they had come to know renowned wolf biologist Gordon Haber. They gathered to say goodbye.
How to protect yourself from work place violence On the heels of the Fort Hood and Orlando shootings and last November's Central Peninsula Hospital attacks in Soldotna, all of which were workplace related, Many are questioning just how safe can you be in your workplace environment?
Exclusive: Interview With Levi Johnston A war is brewing between Levi Johnston, the father of Sarah Palin's grandson, and late night comedy host Conan O'brien.
The state of sex education : Part one In the Anchorage School District talking about sex begins at the elementary level, but only with parental permission.
Alaskan inmates train for life after prison Two in three Alaska inmates end up back in jail after they are released, which is why the Department of Corrections is trying to beef up programs that reduce recidivism. Programs like the re-entry program at the Hiland Mountain Correctional Center.
Alaska Native sisters launch a skincare line that features the bounty of the tundra Three sisters from the region are launching Arxotica, a high-end skincare line that features the tundra's bounty. Michelle, Cika and Amy Sparck plan to take the antioxidant-rich raw botanicals of Arctic Alaska to boutiques across the country, and in doing so, to launch what they hope will be a new, green gathering economy in Western Alaska.
The Anchorage School District heard from concerned parents and residents about what cuts should be made due to next year's $13 million budget shortfall.
