Tucked away inside a little-known state repository are 66 weathered Conex boxes holding miles of drilling core samples, which taken together chart the history of natural resource development in Alaska over the past 100 years.
Summer is going gangbusters in Alaska, and along with the season comes outdoor dining, grilling (a Father’s Day favorite), and lots of other outdoor adventures. Chicken wings are perfect.
Some 15,000 people crowded the streets of Alaska’s largest city Saturday for the Color Run, a wild, 5-kilometer race in which participants ended up doused in corn-starched paint.
Whether or not temperature records are broken, protracted periods of weather in the high 70s and low 80s are unusual for Anchorage. And Alaskans simply aren't used to this kind of heat.
Imagine the views that mammoths and prehistoric humans enjoyed 14,000 years ago and long before the boreal forest of today's Yukon-Tanana river uplands, with the Alaska Range majestically erupting in the south.
The Alaska Baseball League, one of the oldest sporting traditions in the state, has returned for 2013 with college stars at the plate. So far, knock on wood, the weather has been amazing.
For about a decade, Tim Meyers has run a farm in Western Alaska -- one of the harshest environments in America to make a go at agriculture. Here's what his world looks like.
Just three days after her death, more than 450 people filed into the Anchorage Baptist Temple on Wednesday to remember and celebrate Ahtna Athabascan elder Katie John.
