Art can inspire ... with support from the Alaska National Guard and state troopers. The Trump administration's push to reduce the federal workforce nationwide could have substantial impacts ...

A wunderkind of the local stage, Raphael Odell Shapiro wowed audiences with his prodigious talents in plays and musicals.

The clip has had over 428,000 views since it was ... "And if you act like sitting outside on a bus, driving around isn't actually fun for 60 minutes, get over yourself," he added.

She noted that it is not hard for high-profile celebrities to incorporate their private life into "performance art." "I have made an extreme ... In a behind-the-scenes video clip of "Mufasa ...

Ronald Spatz co-founded Alaska Quarterly Review in 1980 and has guided it to be one of the nation's most respected literary magazines. In 1980 English professor Ronald Spatz and philosophy ...

A month-long art show starts at 5 p.m. Friday at Black Spruce Brewing Company, 3290 Peger Road. The “Art in the Arctic” ...

Indigenous artist Drew Michael discusses his craft and efforts to support young artists. Art can inspire us, provoke us and transform our thinking. Alaska Native mask carver Drew Michael’s creations ...

Grab your favorite valentine and explore frozen waterfalls, icy lakes, and snow-capped peaks on these easy winter trails in ...

Alaska Public Media takes a look at Drew ... Drawing from his Yup'ik and Inupiaq heritage, Michael carves stories into his art pieces, hoping to take viewers on a journey of transformation some ...

Rescuers have confirmed they believe there are no survivors after a missing Alaska plane was discovered crash landed on Friday. All ten people aboard the tiny Bering Air Caravan are thought to be ...

The aircraft was 12 miles offshore when its position was lost, the U.S. Coast Guard for the Alaska region said on X. On Friday, the Coast Guard said the aircraft appeared to have “experienced ...

Air Force engineers and archaeologists in Alaska have discovered a food cache on the Upper Cook Inlet southwest of Anchorage used 1,000 years ago to store salmon, moose, caribou, and berries.