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President-elect Trump wants to again rename North America's tallest peak
Former President Barack Obama changed the official name to Denali in 2015 to reflect the traditions of Alaska Natives as well as the preference of many Alaska residents.
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WATCH: Coast Guard rescues stranded cat and owner
A man and his cat were stranded after weather conditions left their boat unable to sail.
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Man serving 20-year prison sentence allowed to remain on ballot in Alaska US House race
The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that a man serving a 20-year prison sentence can remain on the ranked choice general election ballot in the race for the state’s only U.S. House seat.
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This preschool in Alaska changed lives for parents and kids alike. Why did it have to close?
In rural Alaska, the federally funded Head Start preschool program has helped parents earn college degrees.
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Two climbers suffering from hypothermia await rescue off Denali, North America's tallest mountain
The National Park Services says two climbers are awaiting rescue near the peak of North America’s tallest mountain a day after they and a third climber in their team requested help.
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Norwegian Cruise Line worker accused of stabbing 3 people onboard Alaska-bound vessel
The alleged incident happened west of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, as the ship was sailing to Alaska.
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World War II-era Douglas C-54 plane with 2 people on board crashes in Alaska
A Douglas C-54 Skymaster airplane carrying two people crashed into the Tanana River near Fairbanks on Tuesday and burst into flames, authorities said. No survivors have been found.
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2 dogs die during 1,000-mile Iditarod, prompting call from PETA to end the race across Alaska
Two dogs have died during Alaska’s annual Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, marking the first time a dog has died during the race in five years and prompting renewed calls from an animal rights group to end the 1,000-mile race.
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Alaska's Iditarod to offer neon visibility harnesses after 5 dogs fatally hit during training
The Iditarod, the annual sled dog race celebrating Alaska’s official state sport, is set to get underway Saturday with a new focus on safety after five dogs died and eight were injured in collisions with snowmobiles while training.
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23-year-old artist paid $500/month to live in a ‘dry' cabin in Alaska—it had no running water: Take a look inside
AnnMarie Young tells CNBC Make It she misses life in the dry cabin and would do it again in a heartbeat.
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Man found guilty of murder in Alaska Native woman's killing that was captured on stolen memory card
A man who recorded the violent death of an Alaska Native woman on his cellphone was found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder in her death and that of another Alaska Native woman.
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A high cost of living and lack of a pension strain teachers in Alaska. Would bonuses help keep them?
Debate over school funding is dominating the Alaska Legislature as districts faces teacher shortages and in some cases multimillion-dollar deficits.
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It's so cold and snowy in Alaska that fuel oil is thickening and roofs are collapsing
The extreme cold in some places has caused heating fuel to thicken, affecting heating systems. And the roofs of at least two businesses in Anchorage collapsed under the weight of the snow.
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Alaska woman and 5 children die in house fire, officials say
A woman and five children have died in a fire at a home in a small northwest Alaska village, Alaska State Troopers said Thursday.
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Fire on cargo ship with lithium-ion batteries off of Alaska port is put out
The U.S. Coast Guard says a lithium-ion battery fire on a cargo ship is out after days of burning off the coast of Alaska.
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Cargo ship carrying burning lithium-ion batteries kept offshore of Alaska port
The U.S. Coast Guard said a large cargo ship with an active fire in its hold is being kept 2 miles offshore of an Alaska port as a precaution while efforts are undertaken to extinguish the flames.
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Alaska woman disappears under river ice
Amanda Richmond, a 45-year-old Alaska woman, went missing after going under the ice of the frozen Eagle River to save one of her dogs.
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Death of Alaskan taken by Japan during WWII rekindles memories of forgotten battle
Gregory Golodoff, the last survivor among 41 residents imprisoned in Japan after Japanese troops captured the remote Alaska island of Attu during World War II, has died.
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A landslide in Alaska has devastated one family, killing three members and leaving two kids missing
Authorities on Friday identified those missing or killed in a southeast Alaska landslide this week as five family members and their neighbor.
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Landslide kills at least three in remote Alaskan community
At least three people were killed and three others are missing after a landslide slid into a remote fishing community in southeast Alaska.