Wasilla News

An 18-year-old with a learner's permit was texting while driving when he veered into oncoming traffic and nearly caused a head-on crash Monday, according to Alaska State Troopers.

Miss Sarah Palin of Wasilla Alaska has gone under contract with Fox News as a commentator once again.

Greg Hobson of Anchorage, who last year bagged the coveted bracelet awarded to each event winner -- he also collected $256,691 for winning an event -- has cashed twice in this year's event at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino for a total of $18,925.

This home has an absolutely stunning location beside a peaceful stream full of wild rainbow trout.

Bristol Palin will soon be walking in Joan Rivers' designer shoes. She and her sister Willow will trade lives with the "Fashion Police" star and her daughter, Melissa, for an upcoming episode of "Celebrity Wife Swap."

The Palins return to reality TV this month when sisters Bristol, 22, and Willow, 18, star on a new episode of ABC's "Celebrity Wife Swap."

The frontman and founder of Portugal. The Man and his bandmates may be riding high with the band's Danger Mouse-produced release "Evil Friends," but you're not going to hear any rock star boasting out of him.

The Greater Ketchikan Chamber of Commerce hosted a four-person panel on "Growing Our Own Food" at the weekly lunch meeting Wednesday.

Bristol Palin and sister Willow trades lives with Joan and Melissa Rivers on a new season of 'Celebrity Wife Swap.'

Amid hundreds of spectators, most of them members of the media, the President makes a few cute comments, issues a pardon for the turkey and a "runner-up" , and then sends the turkeys off to a petting zoo or ranch, where they live about a year.

Amid hundreds of spectators, most of them members of the media, the President makes a few cute comments, issues a pardon for the turkey and a "runner-up" , and then sends the turkeys off to a petting zoo or ranch, where they live about a year.

I sat down with John Gourley, lead singer and guitarist of Portugal. The Man, after their Live in the Lab performance in the Boston Globe Media Lab.

Amid hundreds of spectators, most of them members of the media, the President makes a few cute comments, issues a pardon for the turkey and a "runner-up" , and then sends the turkeys off to a petting zoo or ranch, where they live about a year.