The Iditarod board voted unanimously on Thursday to disqualify former champion Brent Sass after allegations made in November and recent questions from Alaska Public Media, the Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica. Sass has denied the claims.

With weather fluctuating from sunshine to whiteout snow and back again, Kwethluk's Raymond Alexie earned his second consecutive first-place finish in the Bogus Creek 150 on Feb. 11, followed by Pete Kaiser of Bethel in second and Darren George of Akiachak in third.

The 20-year-old has won every race he has entered since 2022 except this year’s Kuskokwim 300, which he did not finish.

Halfway through the 2024 Bogus Creek 150, less than half an hour separates the top six competitors.

15 mushers embarked on the trail to Bogus Creek and back on Feb. 10 for the 2024 Bogus Creek 150.

Mushers racing in the 2024 Bogus Creek 150 will take off in a mass start on the afternoon of Feb. 10.

A wide field of at least 14 mushers is set to compete on what could be a variable trail from Bethel to Bogus Creek and back this weekend in the annual Bogus Creek 150 race. Here’s what to expect from the race this weekend and how you can keep track of the action.

Pete Kaiser came in first again and five mushers scratched. KYUK caught up with the community on the K300 weekend.

Multiple generations of mushers assemble at the banquet to reflect on 45 years of race history and thank the many people who come together to make the event possible.

It takes an immense amount of work and stamina for a dog team and musher to make it to the finish line of a 300-mile race. That’s especially true for the last team to finish.