The Raincountry Flyfishers, a local fly fishing club, will be hosting a casting clinic tonight at Thunder Mountain High School beginning at 7 p.m.

The bodies of two Haines teenagers were recovered by state troopers late Wednesday after their canoe flipped somewhere between Haines and Skagway.

A former Alaska legislator will be the Department of Interior’s special assistant for the state.

More than 200 people set aside their Saturday morning on April 25 to share with their fellow citizens and elected officials the steps our community should be taking to make this a better capital city.

The ice jam on the Yukon River has broken near Eagle, a small community that has suffered its worst flooding in recorded history.

The Alaska Federation of Natives annual convention is returning to Fairbanks.

Several Alaska lawmakers are in New York promoting the state.

The one-halibut bag limit for Southeast guided fishermen is back. “It’s a stab in the heart of our industry,” said Rick Bierman, Juneau Charter Boat Operators Association.

Gustavus resident Austin Kesterson died May 3, 2009, in Gustavus. He was 16.

WHITTIER – State transportation officials say the Portage Glacier Highway will reopen on a limited schedule, starting Friday.