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Someone is vandalizing symmetrical objects./Things and people disappear from a restaurant.

Olive and Otto go to Shapely Manor to investigate an odd crime with even odder people.

Otto keeps humming a song by his favorite band. / A pizzeria owner is doubled--twice!

Rival agents try to catch a rogue blob. / People in town can't count backwards.

After a deadly 2015 landslide, Sitka developed a new warning system. Six more communities are developing their own versions.

Oleksa, who came to Kwethluk in 1972, served as a priest in more than a dozen Alaska Native villages across the state over his five decades in Alaska.

Leaders of Alaska’s biggest utilities say they don’t want to risk investing in drilling, when imported LNG appears reliable and competitive.

Haines, Ketchikan, Petersburg, Tenakee Springs and Wrangell were initially excluded from the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.

A trial over a teen's murder opens, 45 years after her death. Plus, some Hooper Bay residents are still without adequate housing.

Pets will be allowed in housing being prepared for legislators and staff, with apartments set to rent for $1,100 to $1,600 a month.