FDA decision could increase access to abortion pills across Alaska A new federal rule change could make it easier for Alaskans to access medical abortions, especially in rural communities. Tribune News Service · Jan 17, 2023
After Weeks Of Darkness, The Sun Will Soon Rise In America’s Northernmost Town The 5,000 inhabitants of the town will see the sun's beams for the first time on January 23, 2023 Zenger · Jan 16, 2023
Bizarre phrases riddle aid documents for Alaska Natives Government officials say documents aimed at helping Alaska Natives apply for aid following typhoon damage last fall featured nonsensical phrases instead of useful instructions The Independent UK · Jan 13, 2023
Alaska governor pitches plan to capitalize on carbon markets Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy is proposing the state capitalize on carbon markets to help shore up revenues long reliant from the proceeds from oil and gas The Independent UK · Jan 13, 2023
Dennis Anderson: Tragedy behind, hunt of a lifetime ahead: Waseca officer Arik Matson leaves for Alaska adventure Three years ago almost to the day, Arik Matson cut short his dinner at a Waseca restaurant and sped in his police cruiser to a changed life. Tribune News Service · Jan 11, 2023
'We're just trying to survive': Growing pains and a daunting winter at Alaska's only potbelly pig rescue WASILLA, Alaska — It's a frigid late November day in this city, but inside Sheila Pontier's garage at Alaska's only potbelly pig rescue, 13 pigs slumber, warm and dry. Tribune News Service · Jan 11, 2023
Alaska Chevrolet Bolt EV Owner Says Replacing Battery Under Recall Will Take Years This Chevrolet Bolt EV owner explains she lives in an isolated southeast Alaska community, which also happens to be on an island, with no local dealers nearby. InsideEVs · Jan 10, 2023
Keeping animals away from planes is a never-ending job at Anchorage's airport ANCHORAGE, Alaska — On a clear day between major December storms in Anchorage, two bull moose strolled leisurely through deep snow on the frozen surface of Lake Hood. Once on shore, the animals broke into a gallop away from Cody Thompson, a wildlife specialist with USDA's Wildlife Services. Tribune News Service · Jan 10, 2023
Old NASA satellite falls harmlessly from sky off Alaska After almost 40 years circling Earth, a NASA satellite has plunged harmlessly through the atmosphere The Independent UK · Jan 9, 2023
What to consider when booking an Alaska cruise Shopping for Alaska cruises can often lead to analysis paralysis, with so many different options to consider. Most big ship cruises follow a similar routing, with most calling at Ketchikan, Juneau and Skagway at a minimum — but that’s where the similarities end. Tribune News Service · Jan 9, 2023
Agency proposes bear bait ban for Alaska national preserves The National Park Service is proposing a rule that would prohibit bear baiting in national preserves in Alaska The Independent UK · Jan 7, 2023
Watch Itchy Boots' Honda CRF300L Rally Get A Much-Deserved Rebuild What do you do when you finish a three-year, 65,000-kilometer trip? A total bike rebuild, of course, and that's what Itchy Boots did with a Honda CRF300L Rally. RideApart · Jan 2, 2023
Remote town in US home to only 77 people - which is just two miles from Russia Little Diomede is in the middle of the Bering Strait off Alaska, US, and is separated by Big Diomede, Russia, with just a couple of miles along with a stretch of hazardous sea Daily Mirror · Jan 2, 2023
Alaska man with congestive heart failure blocked from getting transplant due to winter storm Elliott Patrick Holland thought he was going to get a new heart, but he couldn’t get to Seattle for the procedure The Independent UK · Dec 29, 2022
Tribune News Service · Dec 27, 2022 Pressure mounts on Biden administration for decision on giant Willow oil field project in Alaska A major oil prospect on federal land in Alaska is hanging in the balance as pressure mounts on the Biden administration for a final decision to approve, or reject, the project.
Tribune News Service · Dec 25, 2022 Thousands of Alaskans haven't received food stamps in months, with no relief in sight ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Tabytha Gardener and William Foord say this Christmas holiday season feels quieter, more subdued than usual.
The Independent UK · Dec 24, 2022 Rare video of moose dropping its antlers in Alaska goes viral Males usually shed antlers in winter
The Independent UK · Dec 23, 2022 Alaska lawmaker with Oath Keepers ties eligible for office An Alaska judge has ruled that a state lawmakers with ties to the far-right Oath Keepers group is eligible to hold office
Tribune News Service · Dec 23, 2022 House Jan. 6 panel's report says Rudy Giuliani called Alaska Sen. Sullivan twice before election certification vote WASHINGTON — Rudy Giuliani had two calls with Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan the evening of Jan. 6, 2021, before Congress voted to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election, according to the House Jan. 6 committee's final report.
Ballotpedia · Dec 23, 2022 And your 2022 Official Holiday Cookie Election winner is… Welcome to the Friday, December 23, Brew.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Dec 22, 2022 Why young polar bear was ‘removed from the wild’ in Alaska A young polar bear that had been spotted roaming alone near Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay will spend the rest of its life in captivity.
Tribune News Service · Dec 22, 2022 Judge to decide whether Alaska Oath Keeper is eligible to keep state House seat ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Arguments in a trial over Wasilla Republican Rep. David Eastman's eligibility to hold office concluded Wednesday, leaving it up to Anchorage Superior Court Judge Jack McKenna to determine whether Eastman's membership in the Oath Keepers precludes him from serving in the Alaska state House.
WEKU · Dec 22, 2022 This is what's at risk from climate change in Alaska Climate change is transforming the Arctic, and putting indigenous communities in Alaska at risk.
Tribune News Service · Dec 18, 2022 Federal poll observers report lingering issues with Native language support in general election WASHINGTON — Federal observers documented repeated issues with Alaska Native language support during the Nov. 8 general election, months after flagging concerns with election protocols in August.
Tribune News Service · Dec 17, 2022 Department of Justice investigation finds Alaska unnecessarily institutionalizes children, violating federal law ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A major U.S. Department of Justice investigation has concluded that children in Alaska with mental health issues are "forced to endure unnecessary and unduly long" institutionalization in locked psychiatric hospitals and residential treatment facilities because no alternatives exist.