Top Trump administration officials — fresh off touring one of the country’s largest oil fields in the Alaska Arctic — headlined an energy conference led by the state’s Republican governor on Tuesday that environmentalists criticized as promoting new oil and gas drilling and turning away from the climate crisis.

The Soldotna Public Library kicked off its annual Kids Summer Reading Program Tuesday with a vibrant “Color Our World” celebration, drawing more than 100 participants for an afternoon of creativity and community fun.

The resolution includes across-the-board decreases in seven key service areas and the general fund while also approving one notable increase in Seldovia to preserve a valued community resource.

The U.S. Air Force is conducting training operations out of the Kenai Municipal Airport as part of a large-scale military exercise taking place across Alaska.

The Annual Kenai Kite Festival soared into an afternoon of summer fun on Saturday, drawing hundreds to Millennium Square Park.

Congressman Nick Begich returned from a bipartisan congressional delegation to Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea, emphasizing Alaska’s potential to become a cornerstone of U.S. energy diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific.

In an interview, AGDC President Frank Richards confirmed that the State of Alaska received no upfront compensation for its 75% stake in 8 Star Alaska.

911 callers reported the vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed before it left the road and overturned, eventually coming to rest on nearby railroad tracks.

Join the Central Peninsula Hospital for an evening stroll with Dr.Ryan Saliga, Central Peninsula Family Practice and Pediatrics, speaking on depression at June’s ‘Walk With a Doc.’

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is preparing for a busy Summer 2025 travel season with new and expanded nonstop flight options.