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Bridgett Watkins was training near Salcha when a moose attacked her team, stomping it repeatedly.

Heavy rain and snow have forced moose onto dog trails resulting in several harrowing encounters.

Mary Kininnook's family has been looking for her for decades.

Washington changes course on a new gas tax. A COVID-positive Iditarod musher gets a four-time champion to take his place.

Reorganization of what is now the state’s largest department has been billed as a way to improve operations and delivery of services.

The regional airline is working to make its reward credits redeemable for hard currency.

Four-time Iditarod champion Jeff King says he took 30 minutes to think about it and then said yes.

Fifty years ago, U.S. Congress passed legislation that permanently terminated Alaska Natives' land claims. On its anniversary, Alaska Public Media and the Anchorage Daily News, with Indigenous leaders from around the state as guests, examine the legacy of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act and its impacts on subsistence, culture and the state's economy.

Up next in our series of One Small Step conversations in Alaska, Stephanie Hamar (33) of Kasaan and Gregory Stewart (26) of Anchorage discuss their political values and the ways others express ideas.

Biden's first formal State of the Union address focused on Ukraine, inflation, the coronavirus pandemic and a four-point "Unity Agenda."