A convicted Alaska gun trafficker who supplied Sacramento gangs with more than two-dozen weapons tied to attempted murders, robberies and payback shootings in and around California’s capital was ...
Harlequin Beach on Amchitka Island is seen in this undated photo. The island, now part of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge, was the site of atomic weapons tests in 1965, 1969 and 1971.
People who might have been exposed to radiation from atomic weapons tests conducted in the Aleutians half a century ago have extra time to apply for compensation from a federal program, under the ...
A North Pole man charged with kidnapping and assault stemming from a situation that happened in October is facing new charges.
It's been about four months since militia leader Schaeffer Cox and several of his associates were abruptly taken into custody. The state and federal governments say the group is dangerous: ...
A man stabbed a fellow passenger with several pens bundled together, an affidavit says. It adds that Julio Alvarez Lopez told FBI agents he believed he was being followed by the mafia. He was indicted ...
The Alaska Earthquake Center says its equipment picked up seismic activity after North Korea's claimed detonation of a hydrogen bomb Tuesday. But the seismic reaction is almost the same as the seismic ...
A chunk of stibnite, which contains more than 70% antimony, from Felix Gold's Treasure Creek project near Fairbanks. (Photo by Max Graham/Northern Journal) Alaska’s next hard-rock mine might not ...
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Legislators question federal directive for Alaska National Guard to prepare for ‘civil disturbance’
Alaska legislators with the state Joint Armed Services Committee are raising concerns that a federal directive to prepare the ...
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