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Alaska SeaLife Center closed for coronavirus safety, offering virtual visits
The Alaska SeaLife Center is closing its doors to combat the spread of COVID-19. Instead the center will begin offering free virtual visits every day, online. → Read More
Anchorage felon gets nearly 6 years for possessing firearm
An Anchorage man was sentenced to almost six years in jail Friday after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of firearms. → Read More
Potential budget cuts cause UAA campus change in Eagle River
UAA's Eagle River campus will be changing to new buildings that are owned by the Anchorage School District. → Read More
'Catch and Release' offender gets 8 years on gun charge
Shane Muse was sentenced Wednesday after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm during a June 2018 arrest. → Read More
Former gallery owner charged over fake Alaska Native artwork
Arctic Treasures Art Gallery's former owner allegedly had hundreds of items he falsely claimed were carved by Alaska Natives, as well as a polar bear skull and a walrus oosik. → Read More
Alaska State Fair announces first round of Concert Series performers
The first four acts of the Alaska State Fair 2019 Concert Series have been announced, with more expected over the next week. → Read More
Dallas Seavey scratches from Norway sled dog race, Finnmarksløpet
According to the four-time Iditarod champion's Facebook page, he had been suffering from tight forearms during the 750-mile race in Norway. → Read More
Trump signs sweeping lands bill with widespread Alaska effects
President Trump signed into law a package that combined more than 120 bills on public lands, expanding several national parks alongside a series of Alaska-specific provisions. → Read More
Hunters face fines, forfeitures in illegal moose kills
A guilty plea in an illegal moose hunt last year has left two hunters with suspended hunting privileges, forfeited hunting equipment and thousands of dollars in fines. → Read More
Conviction in Dimond Center murder overturned due to court mistake
A murder conviction in a 2010 shooting at Anchorage's Dimond Center mall has been overturned, after an appeals court said the trial judge made a mistake in instructing jurors. → Read More
Nov. 30 Southcentral quake's magnitude revised to 7.1
Continued data review suggests the region's Nov. 30 earthquake was stronger than previously estimated. → Read More
Woman left unresponsive in Spenard attack
Anchorage police are now questioning the people they say were at the home where the victim was found Thursday morning. → Read More
East High sends students home early after bomb threat
A bomb threat at East High School prompted school officials to send students home early Thursday. → Read More
Alaska SeaLife Center mourns loss of founding board member
The Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward is mourning the loss of Willard E. Dunham, a founding member of its Board of Directors. Dunham died on Friday, March 1, according to a release from the center sent Thursday. A memorial will be held at the SeaLife Center to honor Dunham's life on Saturday, March 9 at 3 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Dunham advocated for a marine science center and… → Read More
Young becomes longest-serving Republican in Congress
In a video commemorating his new record, Rep. Don Young discusses Alaska, his memories and his regrets. → Read More
Bean's Cafe seeks volunteers as Empty Bowl Project approaches
Bean's Cafe is looking for volunteers right now to help with the 25th Annual Empty Bowl Project this weekend. → Read More
Temporary earthquake recovery center opens on Kenai Peninsula
Alaskans on the Kenai Peninsula have a new option for earthquake assistance this week. → Read More
Alaska begins rollout of card-based WIC payments
Alaskans receiving food assistance through the state will be able to go paperless this year. → Read More
Job fair planned in Anchorage near the end of March
An Anchorage job fair is planned for the end of March. Here's where and when you can get the most out of your time hunting for a new career. → Read More
Alyeska Snow Classic offers Alaskans snowfall-guessing contest
Each year participants buy a ticket for $5 and guess how much snow is on Mount Alyeska, with guesses made down to the hundredth of an inch. → Read More