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Quintillion President Mac McHale says the repaired fiber optic cable will be buried even deeper after January's break due to ice scouring, its second in two years.

Leon Kiana could not be reached for comment. His termination was effective immediately when the letter was sent, Aug. 8.

The Coast Guard's acting commandant says Kodiak's 154-foot fast response cutters arriving this year can operate in the Aleutian Islands and the Bering Sea.

The Alaska State Legislature is planning a brief session without taking any action on Tuesday, and legislative leaders say they’ve already completed their intended work for the special session, which ends on Aug. 31.

Trump wants to stop states from voting by mail and using voting machines. But legal experts say he lacks the constitutional authority to do so.

Juneau residents on a street unprotected from annual flooding consider taking buyouts.

A former state senator, Tom Begich is the first Democrat in the race. He says he'd step aside if Mary Peltola decides to run. He's the uncle of U.S. Rep. Nick Begich III, R-Alaska.

ICE officials say they detained Santiago “Diego” Martinez, 30, for having a drunken driving conviction. Martinez’s attorney said ICE later told her they made a mistake, but they won’t release him.

James Garrett Hermansen, 31, told an Alaska Public Media reporter that “the devil is in my home” near the defaced Government Hill gate sign Friday morning.

Officials are exploring a buyout program that would pay willing residents of View Drive, unprotected by Mendenhall River levees, to move and turn the land into a park.