Alaska
Two US soldiers wounded in bear attack during training exercise in Alaska
Anchorage Daily News reported that the soldiers were from the 11th Airborne Division, and that the exercise had been a "land navigation training event" near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.
Inside the Alaskan village where nature, faith, and community come together
Earthquakes strike Alaska, Greece, monitors say
Ancient microbes from Alaska permafrost awaken after 40,000 years
Even in Alaska, a tiny Jewish community can make its voice heard
"I used to think that everyone had their bar or bat mitzvah during the summer, because in Alaska, anyway, that was the best time to invite relatives."
Anchorage mayor defends anti-maskers who wore yellow Stars of David
The mayor of Alaska’s largest city defended anti-maskers who wore yellow Stars of David in reference to the Holocaust, calling their use of the Nazi-era symbol a “credit” to the Jewish people.
Alaskan Republican compares Biden to Hitler in tweet
Representative David Eastman compared a quote from a speech of Joe Biden's to one of Adolf Hitler's, causing backlash from his fellow representatives.
Hundreds attend Jewish solidarity march in Alaska
The solidarity march protesting a recent antisemitic event in Alaska was combined with a dedication ceremony for a new Torah scroll belonging to the campus Chabad.
Is Tokyo Olympics gold-medal swimmer Lydia Jacoby Jewish?
Jacoby’s underdog status, as the first-ever Olympic swimmer from Alaska, which has just one Olympic-sized pool, meant that Jewish viewers may have wondered for the first time: Is Lydia Jacoby Jewish?
Fossil find adds to evidence of dinosaurs living in Arctic year-round
The find helps upend past assumptions of dinosaurs as giant cold-blooded reptiles.
Swastika stickers reading: 'We are everywhere' found around Anchorage
The one's located at the Jewish museum was later in the evening, at 5 p.m. on the same day. Some 30 blocks from one another.
Alternate History: Zion by the shores of Alaska
While the stories in Alternate History are conjectural, they may have some basis in fact and this is the case in The Yiddish Policemen’s Union, a 2007 novel by Michael Chabon.
Five killed, one hurt as helicopter crashes at Alaska glacier
Among those killed was billionare Petr Kellner, the Czech Republic's richest man, his financial group PPF said on Monday.
Trump vows to campaign against Alaska's Republican Senator Murkowski
Decision motivated by Murkowski's support of Rep. Deb Haaland for interior secretary.