The Inter-Island Ferry Authority has released its 2009 northern route.
At least one home is damaged after a landslide struck a Ketchikan neighborhood.
The Anchorage School Board says it is working hard to combat the dropout rate in city schools.
Iditarod musher takes on a new challenge
An Iditarod Sled Dog Race veteran who spent years tempering herself and her huskies for the long, hard trail to Nome, has turned her energies to a new challenge, providing a healthy alternative home for adults with developmental disabilities.
Big rise in fuel prices hits fishermen hard
A dramatic rise in fuel prices in Alaska in 2008 had a pronounced impact on Alaska's coastal economy, changing the behavior of harvesters at sea and sapping income from fishing communities across rural Alaska.
Bug rancher runs business out of her home
In a tiny house the color of salmon roe, sit racks of trays and 30-gallon barrels crawling with crickets, mealworms and mice.
Calif. man convicted of child exploitation charges
A federal jury has convicted a California man who faced several child exploitation charges.
A 24-year-old Fairbanks man has been handed a 30-year prison sentence for the shooting death of another man.
Driver gets 66 years in fatality
A 24-year-old man has been sentenced in the death of another motorist in Anchorage caused when he crashed a stolen truck during a police chase.
Grand jury indicts Anchorage man on the lam
A 21-year-old Anchorage man has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges that he escaped from Cornell Corrections of Alaska.
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Troopers: driver in deadly crash drinking
A 20-year-old man had been drinking before he set off on a frozen trail and rammed a dog sled with his snowmobile, killing the musher and severely injuring a passenger in the sled, authorities said Friday.
Alaska salmon bound for Wal-Mart freezers
Some of Alaska's finest sockeye salmon is hitting Wal-Mart's frozen food sections.
Orthodox priest will return to service, teaching
An outspoken Anchorage-based priest with the Orthodox Church in America has regained a teaching post and received two other top positions.
Witness against Sen. Stevens says he hid the truth
One of the government's witnesses against convicted Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska says he didn't tell the truth on the stand about an immunity deal with the Justice Department in exchange for his testimony.
Blasting scheduled for Juneau parking garage
Juneau officials say test blasting and drilling will begin in two weeks for a new downtown garage and transit center.
Felon sentenced for possessing firearm
A 20-year-old Wasilla man has been sentenced to two years in prison for being a felon in possession of a weapon and for possessing a stolen firearm.
Palmer fire chief to retire after 39 years
The city of Palmer is seeking its first new fire chief after 39 years.
Palin pardon spares Wasilla tom turkey
Gov. Sarah Palin performed the first pardon of her gubernatorial career Thursday.
Canadian company buys Brown Jug stores
An Alaska liquor store chain is now owned by a Canadian firm.
Economist: recession could hurt tourism, mining
The downturn in the global economy is likely to touch Alaska in two sectors, mining and tourism, according to an Anchorage economist.
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Steve Montgomery talks about the Single Action Shooting Society during a November event.
SECTION
A conviction in federal court and a loss in a U.S. Senate race has brought an end to his illustrious political career.
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Triple D Farm and Hatchery owner Anthony Schmidt talks about the turkeys he's raising for Thanksgiving.
STORY
Charlie Vandergaw is under investigation for spending his summers cohabitating with wild bears.
PALIN RETURNS
So many questions, so many strategic choices, so many complications that didn't exist a few short months ago.
Here's how the U.S. Senate race broke down Tuesday in each of the state's 40 legislative districts.
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Female inmates at Hiland Correctional Center participate in workshops to help prepare them for success outside of jail.
Cocaine dealers sentenced to lengthy terms
Calif. agrees to limit trout stocking
Hospital suspends plans for trauma center
Woman accused of multiple frauds
Court orders review of Beaufort drilling plan
Bar groups seek Stevens law license suspension
Juneau hires avalanche forecaster
Stevens gives last Senate speech as staffers weep
81-year-old man charged with dealing pills
Former owner charged with fuel theft at store
Man commits 14th Alaska robbery this year
Low prices, new tax mean less petroleum investment
Croatian village celebrates victory of US senator
Kusko 300 trying to raise money
Man pleads guilty in weapons case
Ethics complaint filed against Palin
Scammers use seek money in coach's name
Some Mat-Su homeowners turn to coal for heat
Trial begins in grisly 2005 stabbing
Murkowski calls for Point Thomson resolution
Man charged with shooting, wounding hunter
Anchorage mayor takes restrained route to Senate
Uncle of new Alaska senator excited for nephew
Berkowitz congratulates Young on his US House win
Bethel judge accused of misconduct
Fairbanks man charged with defrauding hospital
Money approved for airport upgrade
Pilot killed in Iraq remembered at NAS Fallon
Chalkyitsik man charged with kidnapping, assault
Statehood bonfire hits air quality snag
Stevens loses Alaska Senate race
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