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Franz Meyer, chief scientist at the Alaska Satellite facility, and his colleagues use satellites to map what's happening on the ground, even if it's covered by trees or clouds.

The reign of the mighty Boeing 747 has ended, as the company says the last plane left its assembly line this week after 54 years of production.

Joe Malatesta III has been growing out his curly mullet for four years

The lack of winter sea ice is keeping temperatures warm. Climatologist Rick Thoman says it's a "very clear climate change signal."

A depth sounder near Sitka last month caught what appeared to be a volcano: A perfectly formed cone about 100 feet tall, with a plume of gas trailing from the top.

Coast Guard officials say the halibut wasn't documented in the logbook of the vessel it was seized from Wednesday.

Alaska Public Media is thrilled to announce a special pre-screening of the Season 3 premiere of All Creatures Great and Small at Bear Tooth Theatrepub in…

In years past, teams from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson had to take snowmachines up the mountain to turn the star on and off.

Southcentral Alaska families in need can visit several churches in the next few days to pick up all the food for a Thanksgiving feast, free of charge.

Lori Townsend talks with School Board Member Dave Donley, and Alyse Galvin of Great Alaska Schools, to understand the scope of the Anchorage School District's $68 million budget gap, and what can be done to address it.