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As students return to classrooms across Alaska, officials urge families to prioritize school road safety through simple but essential reminders…
Juneau officials are urging residents in parts of Mendenhall Valley to voluntarily evacuate ahead of a possible glacial outburst flood.…
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport might serve a city of just 300,000 people, but it ranks among the busiest airports…
Trump’s administration plans for Arctic drilling expansion in a 23 million-acre Arctic Ocean reserve have ignited intense public opposition and…
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Tucked away on the southern tip of Kodiak Island, Akhiok is one of the most remote villages in Alaska, and…
Starting this August, field crews will launch the Glenn Highway archaeological survey for the Arctic Avenue to Palmer-Fishhook Road Safety…
Tucked away in the farthest reaches of the Aleutian chain lies Adak City, Alaska, a place where time seems frozen…
When people think of Alaska, they often imagine rugged mountains, glaciers, and freezing temperatures. But did you know Anchorage is…
If you’re looking for a family-friendly adventure filled with history, hands-on fun, and breathtaking views, mark your calendar for Saturday,…
On this day in 1940, Fairbanks, Alaska, made a significant leap into the future of urban development. The city’s first…
The Bladder Festival, or Nakaciuq in Yup’ik, is a profound cultural and spiritual event celebrated by the Yup’ik people of…