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Oliver and Wilson Hoogendorn's victory on Monday's series finale was seen by more than 100 people during a hometown watch party.

During the event, the museum provides accommodations for people who may become overstimulated, including fidget toys, sunglasses and chewing gum.

Nathan Erfurth is to have no contact with the victim or unsupervised contact with any minors but his biological children, a judge ruled Thursday.

Dwight Chris John, 71, of Ketchikan is charged with first, second, and third-degree sexual abuse of a minor and incest.

According to the Norton Sound Health Corp., residents reported that a moose was acting aggressively toward people and showing other signs of the virus.

The unnamed Salt Lake City man's lawsuit alleges violations of civil rights laws, the state and U.S. constitutions and the Alaska Human Rights Act.

The Wild Fish Conservancy already closed an iconic Alaska fishery with a lawsuit.

NOAA tells southeast troll fishermen that they might still get a king salmon season this summer. Plus, the Mat-Su school board adopts controversial policies aimed at transgender students, despite some opposition.

The state will stay with the Electronic Registration Information Center, a network that helps states track registered voters and reduce fraud.

Alaska Pacific University is using the nearly $3 million grant to form a new nursing program focused on improving health outcomes in rural Alaska.