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A culvert collapse closed the road at Mile 8 from 9 p.m. Friday until one lane reopened at 10 a.m. Sunday.

Anchorage school start times could be rearranged under a proposal the school board is considering, and possibly voting on, at its meeting Tuesday night.

The bill, which was significantly watered down from its original form, was criticized by civil rights advocates.

The deputy library director has made racist comments toward Alaska Natives and is the subject of numerous workplace complaints.

Rangers say the climbers’ tracks led into the path of an avalanche on Moose’s Tooth.

It’s Girdwood firefighters’ first save of the year from the quicksand-like flats, which can trap people in rising tides.

The lack of available and affordable child care means some people are quitting their jobs, considering moving out of state or putting a big chunk of their income toward daycare.

At a recent meeting, the Ketchikan City Council took another step toward allowing two more local marijuana shops.

Without the money, the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. will shut down, said its president, Frank Richards.

Bethel leaders are asking whether the state is making a good-faith effort to financially support sustainable water and sewer services in rural Alaska.