It’s bad. The Rangers finished up the worst 20-game stretch by any team in the majors on Sunday. And there are still another 20 – 21, but who’s counting -...

If there’s anyone who knows the Vegas Golden Knights, it’s Joe Pavelski. The veteran Stars forward has faced Vegas in the playoffs every year the Golden...

The Allentown Fair was canceled because of the coronavirus, but Feast the Fair is being held at the fairgrounds in its place over Labor Day weekend, with familiar food vendors providing a flavor of the fair.

Roughly 450 to 500 Alaskans are helping to fight fires in the Lower 48. Wildfires in California and Colorado have forced thousands to evacuate from their homes as the blazes continue to grow.

The pandemic’s fallout also has trickled down to towns and cities, many of which are considering layoffs of police, firefighters and other essential workers.

The three-month stretch between the symbolic kickoff and close of America’s summer has both galvanized broad public support for the racial justice movement and exposed the obstacles to turning that support into concrete political and policy changes.

Military families were broadly supportive of Trump in the 2016 election, and a Pew Research Center survey of veterans conducted in June 2019 found overall that veterans were more supportive of Trump than the general public.

Twenty-one years ago, Trump asked in an interview: “Does being captured make you a hero? I don’t know.”

As Americans suffer through the worst pandemic in a century, Bobby Clifton went in search of his mother’s missive about the 1918 flu and found it deeply moving.

DHSS today announced 99 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska. 97 are residents in 17 communities: Anchorage (42), Fairbanks (13), Bethel Census area (7), Juneau (7), North Pole (6),