A 31-year-old Anchorage man has pleaded guilty in a federal crack cocaine case.

The city health department says more than 10,000 doses of swine flu vaccine will be allocated in Anchorage this week.

A refinery plans to test private water wells in North Pole to see if a chemical traveled via groundwater beyond its property line.

Alaska lawmakers are looking for a bigger building in Anchorage for additional office and meeting space.

Sterling resident Elisa Louise Weathers died Nov. 7, 2009, from heart failure and Central Peninsula Hospital in Soldotna. She was 58.

Juneau resident Shea Hunter Walling died Oct. 29, 2009, during a rock climbing accident in Waimea, Hawaii. He was 17.

On Nov. 11, we as a nation will pause to honor those who fought to protect our country and its Christian heritage.

Representative Don Young does not want improved health care for Alaskans. H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act, passed the House without his support, which indicates that he represents the only entities benefiting from the status quo: the health care corporations and drug companies, not working Alaskans and families who are trying to afford ever-increasing health care costs.

When you see Krista Barril warming up on a volleyball court for the first time, you immediately think, “She’s either a setter or a defensive specialist.”

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