Eagle Carving Stolen: Sculptor Hopes to Catch Thief
Anchorage Police say on Sunday someone stole a giant wooden carving of an eagle out of the bed of a truck sitting in the Lowe's home... more...
Busy Summer of Wind Turbine Construction Planned
Alaska is about to get a boost of wind power. Project planners in both Kodiak and Anchorage are preparing for a busy summer of wind... more...
Program Provides Children Free Meals Through Summer
The Children's Lunchbox, a group that partners with Bean's Cafe, kicked off its summer meal program on Monday, delivering and serving up... more...
Mt. McKinley Fatality: First 2012 Climbing Victim Identified as Steffen Machulka of Germany
The Denali National Park Service identified the first 2012 Mt. McKinley fatality as Steffen Machulka of Halle, Germany on Monday. more...
Big Lake Cabin Fire Ignites Nearby Grass; No Injuries Reported
A Big Lake cabin fire that spread to nearby grass Monday afternoon drew a response from several local and state agencies including volunteer... more...
Redistricting Plan Draws Haines Borough Opposition
The Alaska Redistricting Board's latest attempt at redrawing the state's political boundaries has drawn opposition. more...
At NATO summit, warm welcome for most leaders, but not Pakistan's
CHICAGO — As thousands of protesters marched in the streets, President Obama welcomed more than 60 world leaders to his heavily... more...
