Clair to the AlaskaHouse of Representatives... Their experience and commitment to their communities will help ensure their districts continue to have a strong voice in the Alaska House of Representatives," said Governor Dunleavy.
Roswell Schaeffer, an Inupiaq hunter and fisher, visits the cemetery where thawing permafrost has caused grave markers to tilt in Kotzebue, Alaska. [AP Photo/Annika Hammerschlag] ... .
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy appointed two Mat-Su Republicans to fill vacant seats in the state House on Wednesday. Dunleavy chose Garret Nelson, an online salesman and father of nine who lives in Sutton, to fill a seat previously held by ... .
As the great grandson of one of the last legendary Inuit storytellers, James Dommek Jr knew he had a good story. But he wasn't sure it should be told ....
A holiday traveler dubbed “Two CatsKaren” was filmed blowing up at Alaska Airlines workers in Las Vegas who wouldn’t let her cram a pair of felines under her seat — as she shouted, “Why are you ruining Christmas?!”.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The Trump administration wants the public to weigh in as it prepares for a review of the federal subsistence program in Alaska, an action that the state's largest Alaska Native group fears will weaken the program. The ... .
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Alaska is perhaps better known for snow and ice than it is fire ... Feurdean and co came to this conclusion after reconstructing 3,000 years of fire history in Alaska’s permafrost. .