Will a chilly spring mean Memorial Day weekend becomes the start of another sportfishing season to forget? That depends on where you look, and whether or not you're looking for king salmon.
Photo depicted a dead cow and calf shot on the Kuskokwim River bank above the village of Kalskag and left to rot. Moose numbers in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta are depleted.
Things got a little weird in a Bethel courtroom on Wednesday. Defendants and lawyers phoned in. The courtroom was dim. And one defendant was a former corporation president.
Captain of the tug Alert, the last vessel connected to the Kulluk, testifies that his vessel could have held onto the storm-tossed oil drilling unit longer and perhaps maneuvered it to a safer spot.
In Alaska, snowstorms and temperatures in the low 30s will be but a distant memory next week when temperatures are forecast to hit the 70s and 80s in parts of the state.
Alaska NewsSean Doogan
After seeing a 95 percent crash in the number of harvestable Pacific razor clams at Alaska's Ninilchik beach, Fish and Game is cutting back the daily bag limit to 25 per person.OutdoorsSean Doogan
The federal appeals court in Denver is set to hear arguments Thursday on whether the Obama health-care law can compel business owners to violate 'sincerely held religious beliefs.'
Photo depicted a dead cow and calf shot on the Kuskokwim River bank above the village of Kalskag and left to rot. Moose numbers in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta are depleted. Craig Medred
History tells us that if recently passed legislation to cut taxes on oil companies doing business in Alaska is not repealed by voters, Alaskans may soon say goodbye to annual Permanent Fund dividends and hello to a state income tax.Ray Metcalfe
