Alaska Dispatch News15h
In 1961, a Wien Airlines pilot could see a mushroom cloud in Russia from Alaska
Although some of the details of the incident are sketchy, the U.S. government believed the account of pilot Tony Schultz.
NBC Montana1h
The world's most famous sled dog race is longer than ever. Here's a look at Iditarod.
The world’s most famous sled dog race is longer this year than ever before.Thanks to a lack of snow, this year's edition of ...
Alaska Dispatch News18h
Students and faculty rebuke University of Alaska regents' decision to strike DEI language, review programs
The Board of Regents chair said the decision was based on protecting federal funding and university jobs and programs.
Sporting News on MSN4h
Iditarod mushers, map, distance and more: Everything to know about the 2025 dog sled race
From the mushers, map, distance and more, Sporting News is here with everything you need to know about the 2025 Iditarod.
The Cool Down on MSN17h
Researchers sound alarm over disturbing phenomena occurring in Alaska: 'There definitely seems to be an increase'
"There definitely seems to be an increase in the propensity for that to happen." Researchers sound alarm over disturbing ...
familydestinationsguide1h
The Lobsters At This No-Fuss Anchorage Restaurant Are Out-Of-This-World Delicious
Nestled in downtown Anchorage at 737 W. 5th Avenue, this unassuming restaurant has been quietly serving some of the most ...
familydestinationsguide1h
This No-Frills Restaurant In Anchorage Is Where Your Lobster Dreams Come True
In the heart of Anchorage, Alaska, where the mountains meet the sea, there exists a culinary oasis that doesn’t need fancy gimmicks or pretentious atmosphere to deliver an unforgettable seafood ...
‘Cabaret’ captioning: Local Anchorage theater company introduces accessibility aid
A performance of “Cabaret” at Cyrano’s Theatre Company brought the deaf and hard-of-hearing community into the story with ...
Richland Source58m
‘Mother Nature will throw her curveball,’ Mansfield musher says of new Iditarod route
Mansfield native Matthew Failor isn't convinced the revised Iditarod route will be easier for the mushers and sled dog teams.
Richland Source16h
‘Good luck and Godspeed!: Community rallies to support Mansfield’s Iditarod musher
Matthew Failor and his Alaskan Husky Adventures 17th-Dog Team will not ride alone on the 1,128-mile journey from Fairbanks to Nome.
Salina Post17h
Where are federal jobs affected by DOGE cuts? A look at congressional districts across the US
The District of Columbia is estimated to have 71,226 federal workers, who account for 18.5% of the total workforce. Puerto ...
Post Register13h
From Alaska to Maine, communities that border Canada worry US tariffs come at a personal cost
"Let the 5,000-mile border between Canada and the United States stand as a symbol for the future," Reagan said upon signing a ...