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PALMER — After starting their brewery in the steel building on an original colony farm in 2015, the owners of Bleeding Heart Brewery have taken the business to new heights in their short existence. That includes up to and around…

PALMER — Flu season has already made itself welcome in the Mat-Su Valley for the winter this year, but not as welcome as you may have heard.

Sometime this weekend the 18th billion barrel of North Slope crude oil moved to Valdez through the Trans Alaska Pipeline System.

WASILLA — A man involved in an accident that claimed the life of a longtime Alaska State Trooper has been indicted for manslaughter.

Three men are in custody following the report of gunshots in the Wasilla area Thursday night.

PALMER — The Mat-Su Borough Assembly welcomed newly elected members Tim Hale and Stephanie Nowers for their first assembly meeting on Tuesday and elected Dan Mayfield to serve as Deputy Mayor.

PALMER — Hundreds of red shirt wearing educators packed the Mat-Su Borough School District School Board meeting on Wednesday to voice their concern with the unsettled contract negotiations between the school district and the Mat-Su Educators Association and Classified Employees…

ANCHORAGE — The Anchorage Assembly passed AO 19-131 by a vote of 6-3 on Tuesday night pushing back the first day vehicles with studded tires can legally be used in Anchorage.

WASILLA — Alaska’s only state-chartered credit union, Credit Union 1, donated $20,000 on top of time and other resources to groups, causes and individuals across the state during the global holiday called Giving Tuesday.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will make a decision in mid-December on its schedule for a Final Environmental Impact Statement on the proposed large Pebble copper/gold/molybdenum mine.

In a large classroom of UAA/APU’s Consortium Library, a small group of Anchorage citizens gathered to hear Dahr Jamail hawk his acclaimed book, ‘The End of Ice’, reportage about the state of the planet. Attendees (majority over 60 yrs.) puzzled…

Kentarias Gowans, 20, of Flowery Branch, Georgia, came up with a novel way of celebrating Thanksgiving. He was scheduled to work at the Steak 'n' Shake in Oakwood that day, but called in "intoxicated" and said he wouldn't be in.…

Sometime over the weekend the 18 billionth barrel of North Slope crude oil moved to Valdez through the Trans Alaska Pipeline System.

Department of Revenue (DOR) Acting Commissioner Mike Barnhill released the Fall 2019 Revenue Sources Book Friday.

The Anchorage Assembly passed AO 19-131 by a vote of 6-3 on Tuesday night pushing back the first day vehicles with studded tires can legally be used in Anchorage.

Today, Mayor Ethan Berkowitz announced the forthcoming departures of Municipal Attorney Becky Windt Pearson and Chief of Staff Ona Brause.

Earlier this year the University of Alaska went through a near-death experience.

David Paul Wipperman, 61, of Largo, Florida, was taken into custody Nov. 21 in response to a road rage altercation a few weeks before, the Tampa Bay Times reported. According to arrest reports, during the incident, Wipperman left his truck…

If you’ve frequented out-of-the-way parking lots in Spenard this month, you might have encountered something that seemed out of place — a bookmobile from Pennsylvania’s Allegheny County.

Interested in a long-term career in rebuilding the North Slope oil fields? Maybe not for you, but your grandchildren?