Supreme Court Blocks New Mail-In Voting Rules
President Donald J. Trump leaves the U.S. Supreme Court after attending oral arguments in a birthright citizenship case on April 1, 2026. The White House photo takes on a different … Read More
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President Donald J. Trump leaves the U.S. Supreme Court after attending oral arguments in a birthright citizenship case on April 1, 2026. The White House photo takes on a different … Read More
Good morning, commuters. Before you leave the house, take a good look at your hair. This may be the last time today it does exactly what you told it to do. 😂 … Read More
New state data show 2025 was the deadliest year for youth suicide in a decade, underscoring the need for prevention, crisis support and community action. Alaska is observing Suicide Prevention … Read More
☕️ Good morning, road warriors! Monday starts out looking downright civilized across Southcentral Alaska. Temperatures are mild, skies are mostly sunny in much of the region, and the morning commute … Read More
WHY EVERY SHARE MATTERS: The FBI recorded 498,038 missing-person entries in 2025. That figure represents incidents, not necessarily individual people, since the same person can be reported missing more than once. Behind … Read More
A Bering Sea survival, $100 oil, a governor’s race twist, a historic hospital handoff and 25 years of remembering Alaska delivered a little bit of everything this week: an extraordinary … Read More
Today calls for a little more than checking the gas gauge and grabbing your coffee. September 11 is a day to remember the people we lost, the people who ran … Read More
☕️ Well, sugar, Southcentral woke up under a little foggy blanket, but most of us are headed for a bright, mild Wednesday once it lifts. The bigger sting is at … Read More
Four puff-pastry “mummy” hot dogs peer out from their flaky bandages, making a playful Halloween-party snack. 📸 Image via Timolina on Freepik. When Halloween calls for a snack that is … Read More