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Scattered across Alaska’s vast wilderness are ghost towns that once thrived during gold rushes, fishing booms, and mining eras, only…
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…
Crews will start Seward Meridian median installation on Wednesday, August 13, between Palmer Wasilla Highway and Cottonwood Creek in Wasilla,…
According to the Alaska Earthquake Center, a massive landslide in Southeast Alaska early Sunday morning triggered a small tsunami. The…
On Friday, August 8, two Richardson Highway work zones will operate between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., affecting traffic flow.…
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. If you are dealing with substance…
Girdwood Campground is a small tent-only camping area in Girdwood, Alaska, located about 45 minutes south of Anchorage. It’s in…
Starting this August, field crews will launch the Glenn Highway archaeological survey for the Arctic Avenue to Palmer-Fishhook Road Safety…
Kenai River Flats will be closed for construction beginning August 4 as a new infrastructure project prepares to upgrade the…
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…