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The Piper PA-18 Super Cub crashed after taking off from a dirt runway near Nabesna, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
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The state fire marshal’s office is investigating how the fire started and reviewing the dock’s building plans.
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According to data recently released by the state, the number of deaths was higher in 2025 than past years. Guns were the leading cause of death.
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Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom allowed Republican Jose Tagle to run for a state House seat despite a recommendation from campaign finance regulators that he be disqualified.
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Ranked choice voting gives Alaskans a chance to rank their preferred candidates. Few take the opportunity. That could be a problem for Republicans in the governor's race.
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The state closed the terminal abruptly last month due to structural damage.
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A national group filed a Federal Election Commission complaint against the U.S. Senate challenger and the 907 Initiative. Don’t expect it to be resolved soon.
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The ruling casts doubt on similar voter misconduct charges leveled against 10 other American Samoans living in Whittier last year.
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The America First Legal Foundation says the Alaska Judicial Council has been slow to respond to a request for nearly six years of records on the role diversity plays in the judicial selection process.
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The council announced Wednesday its recommendation against retaining Superior Court Judge Kelly Lawson and District Court Judge Martin Fallon, both assigned to the Kenai court.
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Staff and volunteers say a new approach to training at Bird TLC has helped the wild birds feel comfortable in their human-dominated environment.
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The president praised Sullivan from the Oval Office and spent substantial time disparaging the other Dan Sullivan in the race.