Unalakleet News

Around the state, in places such as Anchorage, Tok, Naknek and Unalakleet, a person hardly has to go to court anymore to dig up information on a case.

U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced today the award of 14 grants totaling nearly $3.5 million to programs in 11 states that will help American Indian children succeed in school.

State troopers are investigating the death of a 4-month-old girl who was found "unresponsive" in her parents' bed Sunday morning in Unalakleet.

The Village is a Daily News blog about life and politics in rural Alaska. Its main author is ADN reporter Kyle Hopkins.

The federal government will spend $18 million to construct a 671-foot rock wall for erosion protection in Unalakleet.

Alaska State Troopers on Friday offered some chilling statistics. In the previous 10 days, search and rescue efforts had been launched for 19 people in Alaska.

It began nine years ago with an Unalakleet couple, Stanton and Irene Katchatag. Next year, it will start in Alaska again, probably with a trip by federal Census Bureau director Steve Murdock to the state's ...

A new Transportation Security Administration proposal has Alaska pilots and aircraft owners concerned that their aircraft will be over regulated, and may force them to quit flying and scrap their planes.

By Krestia DeGeorge Anchorage Press Published/Last Modified on Tuesday, December 30, 2008 6:26 PM AKST I know it's customary to begin the new year on an upbeat and hopeful note.

Twenty-three-year-old Rae Fancher is the first Alaska Native female ever accepted into the Naval Academy.

Alaska State Troopers and state health officials are reporting a stunning number of suicides so far this month in Western Alaska, most of them teenagers.

DOGS OF WAR: THE ALASKA WOLF DEBATE : The most important group of wolves in the country, Denali National Park's Toklat pack, is caught in the crosshairs of opposing passions.

Lawyers for Senator Stevens spelled out the case for a new trial today in a long document they filed with the D.C. court.