New effort to bring Native foods to plates across Alaska
For years, leaders in the Alaska Native community have tried to negotiate with the U.S. Department of Agriculture for permission
Read moreFor years, leaders in the Alaska Native community have tried to negotiate with the U.S. Department of Agriculture for permission
Read moreWhat the hell? Was Monday, Aug. 5, the day the sky fell on Alaska? Consider all of what’s filtering up
Read moreThe historic Gold Dredge No. 3 north of Fairbanks went up in flames on Saturday afternoon and found no firefighters
Read moreA team of archaeologists from Brown University have uncovered a Native village site in Northwest Alaska that dates from just
Read moreDemands for more salmon in the setnets of commercial fishermen working the east side of Cook Inlet have been thrown
Read moreNorth Slope Borough police and postal service inspectors seized nearly a pound of marijuana Tuesday, which was being shipped from
Read moreDespite the long string of hot days bearing down on Anchorage this summer, Alaska’s largest city is flush with pristine,
Read moreThe nation’s northernmost city got a burst of good news Tuesday during a slow season of spring whaling, when a
Read moreA proposed move of nearly two dozen F-16 fighter jets from the Fairbanks area to Southcentral could force an Anchorage
Read moreEven though it’s mid-July with temperatures regularly soaring into the 70s, residents of the flood-decimated town of Galena are worried
Read moreWith an audible click, the red taillight of the Alaska State Troopers’ newly purchased American Eurocopter A-Star 350B3e began to
Read moreANCHORAGE — During a final regularly-scheduled press briefing with media Wednesday, National Transportation Safety Board Member Earl Weener ruled out
Read moreSOLDOTNA — A major accident “go team” of National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) officials from Washington D.C. arrived here shortly
Read moreA Nikiski-based charter plane crashed at the Soldotna Municipal Airport in south Alaska Sunday morning, killing all 10 people aboard,
Read moreFour pediatric residents got their first taste of Alaskan style medicine this spring. It’s part of a new partnership based
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