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On Thursday, Anchorage residents witnessed a significant law enforcement operation as federal agents and police surrounded the Chelsea Inn in…
Alaska’s Attorney General Treg Taylor announced his resignation effective August 29, notifying Department of Law employees in an all-staff email.…
The Alaska State Medical Board will vote Friday on whether to formally oppose gender affirming treatments for minors, escalating statewide…
Alaska took a significant step toward potential drug reform as officials certified a psychedelic ballot initiative seeking voter approval in…
A proposed Alaska LNG marine mammal rule could allow companies developing a natural gas pipeline to take marine mammals in…
Tom Begich, former Democratic state senator and son of the late US Rep Nick Begich Sr., has filed a letter…
The Ethan Guo Antarctic detention has ended after the 19-year-old American pilot settled with Chilean officials. In late June, Chilean…
Kim Keon Hee’s arrest has triggered unprecedented political shockwaves in South Korea, with both a former president and former first…
Juneau officials are urging residents in parts of Mendenhall Valley to voluntarily evacuate ahead of a possible glacial outburst flood.…
An Israeli drone strike outside Gaza City’s al-Shifa Hospital late Sunday killed seven people, including several prominent Al Jazeera journalists.…
Crews will start Seward Meridian median installation on Wednesday, August 13, between Palmer Wasilla Highway and Cottonwood Creek in Wasilla,…
US Vice President JD Vance and UK Foreign Secretary David Lamy hosted senior security officials near London to prepare for…