Population of Alaska remained almost unchanged from July 2021 to July 2022
Planning Manager David Post gave a presentation covering the department’s Surface Transportation Program
Tourism is bouncing back from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic
The study in Thursday’s journal Science examined all of the globe’s 215,000 land-based glaciers
The service will allow residents to contact emergency services via traditional cellphone texting services
There are 67 proposals to the Board of Game impacting the Southcentral region
The transfer was set in motion by a clause included in the recently passed $1.7 trillion federal spending bill
Kenai Central Cheerleading performs at Citrus Bowl in Florida
Wet winter conditions create heavy ice on decks
Early Tuesday, the state reported that a data issue had delayed the update of hospitalization info since Dec. 14
His attorneys argued that the division failed to investigate Eastman’s eligibility under the so-called disloyalty clause of the state constitution
The all-day forum will feature panels on topics including mariculture, oil and gas, food sustainability, tourism and broadband
Hilcorp Alaska stands to claim 22,783 acres for a total of $359,483.23
Alaska State Parks has acquired two lots on Williamson Drive in Kasilof for the project
The advisory, published around 3 a.m., said that 44-year-old Cash Christensen was sought by the Seward Police Department
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management was offering leases for 193 blocks totaling some 958,000 acres
University of Alaska Southeast biologist was lead author on the paper
Dr. Roloff to depart in March
New program could put driver shortage in the rear-view mirror.
Kenai Art Center to open two exhibitions next week alongside debut of renovated floor
