Henry Lucas struggled to renew his hunting-guide license in 1921 because Alaska’s laws favored American citizens and Lucas ...

Put 2 cups of dark chocolate, salt, and 1 cup of butter in a large, heat-resistant bowl and set it over a pot of simmering ...

Sgt. Pepper and Panther are a pair of gentle and loving cats. They love to snuggle with you and each other. If you’re ready ...

According to new research involving a University of Alaska Fairbanks physicist, scientists may have underestimated how severely an extreme solar storm could disrupt satellites and power grids. The ...

The Alaska Air National Guard came to the rescue of four occupants of a small plane that crashed on a sandbar 60 miles southeast of Seward. Alaska Air National Guardsmen of 176th Wing were called out ...

Ever since I can remember, rules have always been a part of life. At home, in school, at church, on the road, in the library, swimming pool, hospital, grocery store, supermarket, restaurants — almost ...

The Navy has announced that the future USS Ted Stevens, a Flight III Arleigh Burke-class guided-missle destroyer, will be commissioned Oct. 3 in Whittier. Stevens, an Army Air Corps pilot during World ...

Tuesday night’s primary results reveal an interesting election shaping up for Alaska in November. Unofficial results for House District 6 show nonpartisan candidate Brent Johnson secured 54.99 percent ...

A local parent jumped into action after Homer High School’s volleyball program was left without a head coach after last season. While many wondered what the future of the Mariners program would hold, ...

AUTHOR’S NOTE: Henry Lucas and William Kaiser began a fox-farming operation on Skilak Lake in 1915. Eight years, they closed that chapter of their lives. Henry “Hank” Lucas and William “Bill” Kaiser ...

AUTHOR’S NOTE: Many of the sections in this series about the life of Henry Lucas would have been next to impossible for me to document adequately without the generous assistance of Gary Titus. Like ...

The Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies (CACS) is set to collect data on nesting successes for sandhill cranes as migrational unrest is underway. The annual Sandhill Crane Count Days will take place on ...