We’ve rounded up some facts about Alaskan Malamutes. Their majestic double coats are their hallmark, enabling them not only to survive in the tough, freezing environments of their native Alaska but ...

Author Naomi Klouda says “The Alaska Glacier Dictionary” is for travelers and armchair adventurers alike, to give them quick ...

Discover Denali, the highest mountain in North America, with its immense height, complex naming history, challenging climbing ...

Six facts to know about Alaska Day The holiday began in 1959 to commemorate Alaska’s purchase from Russia by Michael S. Lockett Friday, October 18, 2019 12:20pm News Local News ...

A persistent trickle of misinformation about our region’s fisheries has recently become a flood. ADN carried the most recent example, an uninformed op-ed comparing many of Alaska’s world ...

Everyone knows that South Dakota has Mount Rushmore, Alaska is the coldest state and the first Starbucks was in Seattle, ...

Top 10 facts about Alaska ON MARCH 30, 1867, the United States bought Alaska from Russia at a cost of $7.2million.

Summertime in Alaska is full of adventures. From chasing the Midnight Sun to epic fishing opportunities, The Last Frontier offers an endless range of outdoor adventures. We’ve compiled a list of ...

Jan 29 (Reuters) - TransCanada Corp and Exxon Mobil Corp started the process on Friday for signing up potential shippers for their massive Alaska natural gas pipeline to southern markets.

In honor of Ashley Thompson going on a Holiday Vacations Tour to Alaska, and because we made a baked Alaska on today’s show, we shared fun facts about Alaska.

Learn about fungi, mushroom cooking tips and more as host Kim Sherry explores the world of mushroom cultivation and foraging in Alaska.

Alaska and Hawaii are the only states that you cannot drive to from the US. If you’re taking a vehicle, you have to go through Canada. Don’t have a passport?