A Fairbanks restart in 2025 means teams will no longer travel through the famed and technically challenging Alaska range.

A lack of snow along a dangerous stretch of trail has led organizers of the world's most famous sled dog race to move the ...

Aircrew with the Alaska Army National Guard's 1st Battalion, 207th Aviation Regiment, transported three Iditarod mushers after they and their sled dog teams went through flood waters along the ...

The Iditarod continues to be the largest ... "The Last Great Race on Earth" takes place in Alaska each year, as one musher and a team of 12-14 dogs race from Anchorage to Nome over an average ...

leaderboard for 2024 The Iditarod is the most popular dog sled race in the world. Teams of one musher and 12-14 dogs race about 1,000 miles across Alaska from Anchorage to Nome. The 2024 race will ...

Specifically, one being pulled along a trail by his dog team, as a headlamp ... a 17-year-old from Alaska’s Interior who’s won three junior editions of the Iditarod. Robinson, who finished ...

While debate over the Iditarod's ethics has cooled in recent years, these deaths have renewed longstanding calls to shut down the race. But many in Alaska ... and their teams of dogs," said ...

All that changed Thursday when Deeter won the Yukon Quest Alaska ... a second team of dogs on a 300-mile run next week and Deeter will take a group of dogs from both teams to run the Iditarod.

Preparations are also well underway right now for the 53rd Iditarod. We're just about two weeks out! Here's a look at the "musher bag drop" in Anchorage.