In the coming weeks, aurora-watchers can get their fix with a Canadian program intended to provide comparative aurora images seen from space and from the ground in Yellowknife, Canada.
In an era when Barack Obama, a president viewed as radically liberal by the extreme right, prepares to seek a second term, an anti-government movement poses an increasing threat to law enforcement and government workers.
A disagreement over allowing "The Deadliest Catch" access to shoot emergency room scenes led one Unalaska hospital board member to call show producers "snakes in the grass."
Killer whales prowling the Canadian Arctic are the “wolves of the sea,” relishing their hunts and bloody kills of seals and whales, according to a new survey of Inuit hunters.
Alaska scientist Davis "Dave" Sentman -- the man who named "sprites," colorful discharges that burst upward from thunderclouds -- died in December at age 66.
There's no doubt a few veterans enjoyed great opportunities hunting bears near Tyonek between 2008 and 2010. But in some cases it appears celebrity guests and businesses did better.
While 47 snow crab boats are registered, only 20 were fishing with the rest standing down because of what looks like the worst season for Bering Sea ice in 30 years.
