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Alaska man jailed on charges he helped Honduran mother and daughter enter US illegally

Court documents show agents arrested Douglas Eugene Price, 43, on Sunday, Feb. 1, 2026 in Anchorage.

Addie Studebaker works on her interactive exhibit "[UN]STUCK" at the International Gallery of Contemporary Art in Anchorage last year. She is an artist based in the Mat-Su and is the recipient of a 2025 Rasmuson Individual Artist Award.

Meet Rasmuson Individual Artist Award winner Addie Studebaker | State of Art

Studebaker is an artist based in Mat-Su focusing on public art and diverse mediums.

The Anchorage School District Education Center March 13, 2020. (Mayowa Aina/Alaska Public Media)

Anchorage School District proposes budget with 500 staff cuts, larger class sizes

“We’ll be the leanest that we've been in over 15 years, and probably even leaner than that, and we still were forced to increase class sizes by four,” said ASD Superintendent Jharrett Bryantt.

Hometown, Alaska host Kim Sherry (left) with Fab Lab program supervisor Zoe Anelon, and instructors Alla Handy and Benjamin Schleifman.

Traditional knowledge and modern technology in the Denełchin Fab Lab | Hometown, Alaska

Cook Inlet Tribal Council's Denéłchin Fab Lab offers a hands-on, high-tech space where students can explore STEM by blending innovation, culture and learning in a way that uplifts the whole community.

A look at Siberian Yupik dance long ago, through a teacher’s stories

High school students Josie Ungott and Janissa Noongwook set out to learn from their teacher how drumming and dance has changed over the years in their village, Gambell, on Saint Lawrence Island.

Piliiyaq Josie Ungott

Sivungaghmii Janissa Noongwook

The western shores of Carroll Inlet in 2015. This region about 10 miles northeast of Ketchikan is part of the South Revilla project area, where the U.S. Forest Service proposes to offer more than 5,000 acres of old-growth Tongass National Forest to commercial loggers.

Forest Service moves forward with logging project near Ketchikan

Most of the harvest will be old-growth trees, which some people worry will be devastating to the forest.

Sydney Dauphinais

Eric Phillip, the boardwalk foreman for Kongiganak, Alaska, surveys infrastructure damage caused by Typhoon Halong, Oct. 18, 2025. The Alaska Organized Militia continues coordinated response operations in support of the State Emergency Operation Center following the 2025 West Coast Storm as the mission focus, pursuant to Governor Dunleavy’s declaration of disaster, shifts from lifesaving to life sustainment and stabilization of communities and survivors.

Trump administration denies full disaster funding for Western Alaska storms, state files appeal

Alaska’s Republican congressional delegation said they support the state’s appeal, and are urging FEMA and the Trump administration to fund the disaster relief effort.

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