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A 1-year-old Australian shepherd crossed 150 miles of frozen Bering Sea ice, being bitten by a seal or polar bear, before he was taken home to Gambell.

Veterinarians say the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program is a regulatory hassle, creates privacy concerns and doesn’t apply to their work.

The bill from state Sen. Forrest Dunbar, D-Anchorage, envisions a carrot-and-stick approach to commercial building.

Craig Tornga comes to the job with 46 years in the marine industry, including Crowley Marine Services in Alaska and Kirby Offshore Marine in Texas.

Last week the Anchorage School Board voted to revoke the charter of Family Partnership Charter School.

Ketchikan resident Tanya Hedlind has asked the library to pull a book on teen relationships, citing what she called “sexually explicit material.”

Potential new limits on the accidental catch of chum salmon by pollock trawlers are still years away from being implemented.

House Bill 156 would tax Alaskans 2% of any annual income above $200,000. If someone makes less than that amount, they’d pay $20.

The frenzy around Sitka's commercial sac roe fishery overshadows a far quieter Indigenous fishing tradition that’s taken place for millennia.

There's 31 inches of snow stacked up in West Anchorage, with more in other parts of town.