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As ship traffic increased in Alaska, so did the installation of lighthouses in the early 20th century. And there wasn’t a more remote outpost than the one situated 80 miles northeast of Dutch Harbor.

Author Ian Hartman believes Black people, particularly Black men, came to Alaska around the 1840s to 1880s because of the rise of the whaling industry.

In rural Alaska, bottled milk is a rarity. Dairyman Scott Plagerman is beating the odds to change that.

Early in World War II, Japan’s Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighters ruled the Pacific skies, outmaneuvering and outfighting their Allied counterparts. The balance gradually shifted,...

SteffFest Honors Legacy Of Local Mental Health Advocate For Sixth Year by James Coulter Born on June 6, 1987, Stephanie Nicole Ross was a Lakeland native with a big heart for animals, including horses, and for people with neurological disorders. She pursued her education in hopes that she could help…

Try a new recipe for pressure cooker bo ssam, or conjure spring with an asparagus, goat cheese and tarragon tart.

The actor has been up and he's been down. He's earned excellent reviews for his latest, 'Pig,' and looks forward to more projects.

SteffFest Honors Legacy Of Local Mental Health Advocate For Sixth Year by James Coulter Born on June 6, 1987, Stephanie Nicole Ross was a Lakeland native with a big heart for animals, including horses, and for people with neurological disorders. She pursued her education in hopes that she could help…

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, National Grid Renewables announced the start of commercial operation for its Prairie Wolf Solar Project (Prairie Wolf), located in Coles...

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, National Grid Renewables announced the start of commercial operation for its Prairie Wolf Solar Project (Prairie Wolf), located in Coles...