Late snow and freezing night-time temperatures in mid-May have delayed local businesses in "Glitter Gulch" just outside the gates of Denali National Park and Preserve from opening.
A city tax assessor from Anchorage is charged with improperly billing Medicaid for $60,000 after the woman's ex-husband blew the whistle on her. Jill Burke
As spring struggles to begin in Alaska's largest city, the housing market is heating up, and sellers in the $250,000 to $400,000 range have the upper hand.Jerzy Shedlock
While Bristol Bay Native Corp. opposes the proposed Pebble Mine, it recently signed an agreement with an exploration company to look more closely at the other mineral prospects.Carey Restino | Bristol Bay Times
Small-time thieves bilking benefits from Alaska's Medicaid health care plan have attracted the attention of government investigators who are intent on making examples out of the cheaters.Jill Burke
Fast-moving Copper River currents, a depth of up to 70 feet and access challenges leave Alaska engineers searching for a way to construct a replacement for bridge #339.Jennifer Gibbins
Alaska has considered sending state employees away from home for cheaper health care. The state has explored incentives for insurers who steer patients toward low-cost treatments. Will newly-public hospital billing data drive down Alaska's unsustainably increasing medical costs?Pat Forgey
The Department of Homeland Security had wanted the Congress to authorize a fee for everyone entering the U.S. at land crossings bordering Canada -- including five in Alaska.CBC News
Will work for fish: A report concludes that Alaska's Bristol Bay is the world's most lucrative wild salmon fishery, recently accounting for nearly 20 percent of the total value of US seafood exports and creating an estimated 10,000 full-time jobs.Suzanna Caldwell
The Government Accountability Office will begin investigating the troubled Denali Commission this month after requests from Alaska's congressional delegation.Alex DeMarban
