A 31-year-old Craig man has pleaded guilty in federal court to felony charges of illegally taking sea otters and selling hides.

One of the five men removed from the Home Sweet Home assisted living facility Thursday night is still in the hospital, the others have been relocated to new homes.

Union workers at the Sheraton hotel in downtown Anchorage are asking visitors to boycott the place because management imposed a sharp increase on family health coverage.

The Coast Guard will conduct its final Arctic Domain Awareness flight of 2009 Monday in support of testing personnel and equipment capabilities, identifying challenges, surveying sea ice and monitoring vessel traffic.

Fitch Ratings assigns an 'AA-' rating to the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska's $50 million water revenue refunding bonds series 2009.

Social service workers removed five patients from an assisted living facility, Thursday night after concerns about sub-standard care.

A former Rhodes scholar and beauty queen already charged with student loan fraud was slapped with six more counts of fraud today by the U.S. Attorney's office in Anchorage.

An Alaska Transportation Department senior manager says the Knik Arm bridge is still a high priority for the state.

A city investigation of the circumstances surrounding then-Mayor Mark Begich's disclosures about city finances late last year concludes that Begich knew that revenue would be less than needed to cover the city budget but that he did not report that to the Assembly at the time.

Thousands of starry-eyed children all over the world are writing letters to the jolly man at the North Pole this holiday season, but they'll not likely to get a response from Santa Claus or his helpers.The U.S. Postal Service is dropping a popular effort begun in 1954 in the small Alaska town of North Pole, where volunteers open and respond to ...

Warm clothing as well as diapers and women's personal hygiene products. Call 563-4545 or visit cssalaska.org Covenant House 750 W. 5th Ave.

The Anchorage Assembly ran out of time Tuesday night and postponed action on Mayor Dan Sullivan's proposed $421 million 2010 budget until next month.

University of Alaska Fairbanks administrator Bernice Joseph is one of five finalists to be the new president of Alaska Pacific University.

Government scientists have come up with their recommendation for next year's allowable catch of Bering Sea pollock - the nation's largest commercial fishery.

Union workers at the Sheraton in downtown Anchorage are asking visitors to boycott the hotel because management have imposed a sharp cost increase on family health coverage.