The mainstream cruise industry is building bigger than ever. Ships carrying 5,000 passengers, private islands and onboard roller coasters have made scale the default language ... Read moreThe post The ...

Alaska House Majority Leader Chuck Kopp on Monday introduced a new version of legislation meant to advance the Alaska LNG ...

Rep. Chuck Kopp, an Anchorage Republican, and House Speaker Bryce Edgmon, a Dillingham independent, emerge from the governor's office midday Monday, May 18, 2026 amid negotiations on a bill that would ...

Students at Anderson School will always be grateful that teacher Uwe Hoffmann did not get a job in Fairbanks 18 years ago, ...

Dozens of customers across the country say they’re out tens of thousands of dollars following the abrupt closure of a ...

Less than two years after Alaskans approved a ballot measure creating a mandatory sick leave law, the Alaska House of Representatives has voted to partially repeal it. By a 22-18 vote on Saturday, the ...

Even before completion of the Alaska Railroad in early 1923, a small community had developed near the Riley Creek trestle.

After a national property company bought the Anchorage apartment buildings where they live, residents have grappled with a ...

Forget luxury suites full of high-tech gadgets – an expedition cruise line is inviting guests to sleep in a cabin from 1896.

The Fairbanks City Council on Monday voted 5-1 against approving a lease put forward by Mayor Mindy O’Neall which would have ...