Northway News

DAY'S DUTY DONE - A Search and Rescue technician and a civilian observer leave a Canadian military Hercules at the Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport on Thursday following an afternoon of searching for an aircraft that has been missing for almost two weeks.

If you're going to be out of town this weekend celebrating the holiday -- or if you can't wait for fresh vegetables and such -- then you're in luck today.

Alaska State Troopers said a small plane is missing after leaving Wolf Lake airport near Palmer bound for Whitehorse, Yukon Territory.

Allen & Peterson offers Viking Cooking School classes weekly in Anchorage. Register at aphome.com or call 276-0111. Basics for Teens: Learn kitchen safety, sanitation and knife skills, how to grill, saute and make soups, stocks and souffles.

Are you ready for DTV? For many viewers - those using cable or satellite TV services - no change will be needed, but for anyone viewing TV over the public airwaves , you must make the switch to DTV if you want to continue to see TV in the future.

KAKM WILL end all analog TV broadcasts between midnight and 6 a.m. June 12. Are you ready for DTV? For many viewers - those using cable or satellite TV services - no change will be needed, but for anyone viewing TV over the public airwaves , you must make the switch to DTV if you want to continue to see TV in the future.

Anchorage police pulled over a pickup truck carrying two moose calves on the Glenn Highway near the Northway Mall on Thursday, June 4, 2009.

A Tok boy's basketball player had a night for the high school record books. Skylar Webb registered what is believed to be an Alaska individual scoring record Friday night when he poured in 74 points against the ...

Alaska lost a beloved friend and long-time resident Jan. 13, 2009, with the death of Ivan Robert Thorall in Anchorage at the age of 95.

You may have heard rumors of a reading of -80 degrees in Alaska last week during their extreme cold wave .

Ted Johnson planned on using a set of logs to a build a cabin in Alaska's Interior.

LOCATION: Between Nabesna River and Skate Lake, on a nine-mile spur road off the Alaskan Highway, two miles north of the airport, 42 miles from the Canadian border.