Anxious Travelers Alter Plans in Aftermath of Aviation Disasters
A rash of plane crashes since late January is prompting some Americans to change upcoming travel plans, while the government reassures the public that flying is still safe.
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Federal Aviation Administration withdraws from Alaska groups that work on safety
On Feb. 5, one day before the crash of Bering Air Flight 445, the Federal Aviation Administration informed a group of Alaska ...
Alaska’s Mount Spurr being closely watched for signs of an explosive eruption
The Alaska Volcano Observatory is closely monitoring Mount Spurr, which is located about 75 miles west of Anchorage. “AVO ...
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Anchorage Assembly considers ordinance that would hold parents legally liable if their kid brings a gun to school
We're not telling you you can't have these things in your home,” said Assembly member Karen Bronga. “We're just saying, if ...
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Two dead in separate Anchorage pedestrian crashes just one hour apart
Two pedestrians were killed in separate crashes in Anchorage Tuesday night. One driver remained at the scene, while the other ...
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Mansfield musher Matt Failor not convinced Iditarod needed to change route
Mansfield native Matthew Failor isn't convinced the Iditarod needed to change its path across Alaska this year.
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Perfect Excursions in Juneau, Alaska for Kids: Top 10 Family-Friendly Adventures
Today our contributor Karen of Alaska Trippers is sharing her family’s favorite things to do in Juneau with kids. The visit ...