Katie Stavick Frontiersman

People donned mittens, sipped hot cocoa, and brought out ice cleats as the City of Wasilla welcomed the Christmas season on Saturday with the 37th annual Wasilla Community Christmas Celebration.

Living in Alaska can come with certain risks-wildlife, fickle fits of weather from Mother Nature, and natural disasters. Specifically, earthquakes.

For veterans and those providing care to veterans, accessing bases and military installations such as medical facilities can be a challenge that

Governor Mike Dunleavy recently issued a proclamation that December 1, 2024, be recognized as the 40th Anniversary of the Alaska Naval Militia, which had many curious about what exactly is the Alaska Naval Militia (ANM).

As the holidays approach, families all across the U.S. will take time to honor and remember those who cannot be home to celebrate.

Senator Lisa Murkowski announced that the United States Senate passed the Firefighter Cancer Registry Reauthorization Act of 2023.

In an update to the death of Wasilla teen Alena Toennis last month, the Alaska Bureau of Investigation released a statement as they continue to thoroughly investigate her suspicious Wasilla.

During the December 4 meeting of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District (MSBSD) school board, some rising young educators from Redington

As students and faculty get ready for winter break, the warming scent of gingerbread was wafting through the halls and the Commons in Houston High

On Thursday, oral arguments were heard in a motion for preliminary injunction in X.A. v.