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Smoked salmon is in greater demand these days, part of a larger trend of infusing everything from cocktails to nuts with smoky flavor.
Americans eating more smoked seafood products
In this Thursday, May 9, 2013 photo, smoked trout is inspected at the Ducktrap River company, in Belfast, Maine.
UAA hockey coach accused of hitting player
A former player for the University of Alaska Anchorage Seawolves says former hockey coach Dave Shyiak violently struck a player with his hockey stick.
Anchorage hospitals finding ways to retain nurses
Nurses Monica Negaard and Linda Hackenbruch can be found together on Alaska Regional Hospital's critical care unit much of the time these days, their Dansko clogs clopping on the floor in unison as they visit patients.
Savannah Hankins Savannah Hankins, of Yuma, has graduated from the English Nanny and Governess School of Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
Voices of Alaskans: Winners of the 2013 UAA/ADN Creative Writing Contest
Submissions in this year's statewide Creative Writing Contest, sponsored by the University of Alaska Anchorage and the Anchorage Daily News, came from a wide range of Alaska towns, backgrounds and ages.
Final Piece Of Steel In Place At The Alaska Airlines Center
Workers lower the final piece of structural steel into place at the Alaska Airlines Center on the UAA campus.
Summer reading: a true bear story, traveling 'Turn Again'
Beyond the Bear: How I learned to live and love again after being blinded by a Bear, Globe Pequot Press, 212 pages by Dan Bigley and Debra McKinney One of the problems with a good bear story is that Alaskans like to hear every grim detail of an encounter gone wrong, then they sit back and talk amongst themselves about what the victim of the attack ... (more)
UAA reopens search for new hockey coach
The university announced in a news release Tuesday that a second hiring committee will consider applicants for the job that became vacant when UAA fired Dave Shyiak after eight seasons leading the Seawolves.
Nursing residency speeds graduates in specialized care
Nurses Monica Negaard and Linda Hackenbruch can be found together on Alaska Regional Hospital's critical care unit much of the time these days, their Dansko clogs clopping on the floor in unison as they visit patients.
UAA Suspends Search For Head Hockey Coach
The University of Alaska Anchorage is suspending its search for a head hockey coach in hopes of getting a more "robust" pool of candidates.
Keystone Center Dialogue on Develoment of the Pebble Mine
Live from the University of Alaska Anchorage, the science panels will focus on wetlands, vegetation, wildlife and threatened & endangered species.
Graduates lining up for commencement at KBC
From GEDs to master's degrees, 32 students will be honored at the May 8 commencement ceremony of Kachemak Bay Campus, Kenai Peninsula College, University of Alaska Anchorage.
Controversial road project through U-Med area gears up
The state and city are gearing up to choose a final route for a new road into the university and medical district from Northern Lights Boulevard.
Anchorage to Consider Weakening the City's Taxi Cartel
Assembly members in Anchorage, Alaska are considering legislation that would open the city's taxi market up to more competition by adding 10 permits a year for the next 10 years.
Heart Run raises $240,000 for association
Organizers of the Alaska Heart Run collected $240,000 for the fight against heart disease and stroke at the running event.