I once asked a snowmachiner heading out on a trail from Nome where he was going. “Boston,” he said before speeding off. Not knowing of any Boston within 3,600 miles, I thought I had misheard him. But ...

The company is now seeking engagement from global LNG suppliers and potential offtake customers, a Nov. 11 press release says ...

In the early centuries of Christianity, the Desert Fathers — Christian monks who withdrew into the wilderness — practiced the strange and beautiful discipline of reminding one another of their ...

I recently attended a local event in which we had some state representatives present a bill that was aimed at securing pension for public workers. At this event, I kept internally cycling all the woes ...

A lot of time, energy and legal fees have been spent on political and court fights to limit donations to political campaigns.

Students across the state are invited to participate in the fifth annual Alaska Radon Poster Contest, an event created as an outlet for Alaska youth to showcase their artistic talents and promotion ...

In 1913, King David Thurman, a Cooper Landing-area resident who often seemed one step ahead of authorities, was finally ...

If I were to tally up the hours I’ve spent trying to find the aurora borealis, they would likely add up to weeks. Searching for them is like trying to bake cookies with a pantry some invisible entity ...

Cook Inletkeeper recently introduced a new local program called Backyard Salmonscapes. The project is a continuation of the ...