University of Alaska plans big push to increase, retain homegrown teachers
For decades, teacher Arnold Marks has called the small Interior Alaska village of Tanana, about 130 air miles west of
Read moreFor decades, teacher Arnold Marks has called the small Interior Alaska village of Tanana, about 130 air miles west of
Read moreAn Outside mining company accused of polluting salmon streams in Western Alaska failed to show up this week for an initial federal
Read moreWith abysmal snow conditions in Southcentral Alaska, the Iditarod Trail Committee is considering moving the race’s restart north to Fairbanks. Race
Read moreFor Alaska homeowners, plumbing “freeze-up” is a recurring fear, maybe even more so for those living on Alaska’s frigid North
Read moreA second boy charged with killing musk oxen near the village of Brevig Mission in Western Alaska has reached a plea agreement with
Read moreAfter a short break, four-time Yukon Quest champion Lance Mackey is hitting the trail once again. The Fairbanks musher announced
Read moreIn 2015, Anchorage will turn 100 years old. In the December issue of Alaska Economic Trends, local economist Neal Fried reflects on change in
Read moreA small helicopter company is hoping to expand its fledgling program designed to inspire Alaska village students into pursuing careers
Read moreScientists are in a race to learn as much as they can about bats in Alaska. And that race has
Read moreA bill to remove the Alaska exception from the Violence Against Women Act cleared the Senate on Tuesday. Outgoing Alaska
Read moreAn Alaska assistant district attorney who once was a Washington state lawmaker was shot and killed in the Arctic community of
Read moreFor thousands of years, the indigenous people of the far north survived the extreme cold of their environment with a
Read moreBETHEL — Across the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta on Wednesday, the turkeys were thawing – and so was the moose and walrus,
Read moreBETHEL — A proposal to open up membership in a Western Alaska regional Native corporation to children and grandchildren of shareholders is raising questions
Read moreIf the legislation to recognize 20 Alaska Native languages as official state languages was wrought with emotion, the ceremony to
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