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A good Samaritan recovered one individual from the water who was unresponsive.

The Pratt Museum in Homer faces challenges with replacing its aging roof. But that hasn’t stopped the museum from offering a robust schedule of activities and events this summer.

The woman was reported to be in distress and struggling to stay afloat before responders recovered her body.

The pups are the third and fourth seals from the state to be admitted this season.

The Seward Police Department received a report of counterfeit money found in a public bathroom on May 30.

Young anglers get a unique fishing opportunity in June through the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

Radner, a Libertarian from Seward, joined the race for the House District 5.

Families evacuated from the Seward Community Library and Museum moments before the story hour began and continued the pride event at the Alaska SeaLife Center.

A study between federal agencies uses artificial intelligence to assist in doing sea otter surveys in Cook Inlet.

The river will open for the last few days of the king salmon season where catch and release fishing will be allowed.