Documents with sensitive details about the meeting between President Trump and Russian President Putin were left behind on a public hotel printer.

President Trump says he is talking with his Ukrainian counterpart and European leaders about the next steps to try to end Russia's war on Ukraine.

While President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met Friday at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson to talk about a deal to end the war in Ukraine, life outside the base gates in Anchorage rolled on.

Alaska Public Media's Liz Ruskin crammed in with journalists from around the world for a brief press conference with the two heads of state. They took no questions.

Vague promises about an agreement, but few real details as President Trump and Vladimir Putin met in Anchorage today.

An AT&T spokesperson said in an email exchange earlier this week that service disruptions were related to flooding in Juneau and a fiber cut caused by a contractor.

More than a dozen protests broke out statewide as President Trump and Russian President Putin met on Anchorage’s military base.

The regional airline had been cutting staff and routes nearly from its inception in 2020.

They are expected to hold a news conference Friday afternoon.

The concern largely revolves around sea otter prey species, like crab and oyster, that are crucial for commercial and subsistence fishermen in Southeast Alaska.

Bengamin Pungowiyi, president of the Savoonga Tribal Council, said the new facility will kick off a number of opportunities for the St. Lawrence Island village of 800.

The Alaska Aerospace Corp. says a request for information on temporary housing for up to 500 workers is related to the Trump administration's missile defense system.