The award recognizes the new viewing platforms, shelter, boardwalk and stairs by Corvus Design
Officials expect that, in the next several years, they may not have enough of the fuel to keep all the lights on in Anchorage
Since June, the secretaries of the interior, energy, homeland security, health and human services, housing and urban development, and transportation have all visited Alaska
Military spokespeople say aircraft will be seen traveling through northern Canadian territory to Alaska earlier in August may not be the last
The two seals were admitted into the center’s Wildlife Response Program in June.
The policy is the federal government’s most restrictive since the vaccines became available
Ten members of the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources are visiting Southeast and Southcentral Alaska, including addressing the annual conference of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association
245 public broadcasting grantees in rural communities — including 27 stations in Alaska — are at risk of going off the air.
The change comes after Republican lawmakers voted last month to defund the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
State attorneys had argued for a new interpretation after recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions
The State Department of Law in July rolled out a new, formalized process for Alaska residents to request an investigation by a grand jury.
Cross-border agreement aims to protect Indigenous communities and prevent gender-based violence in the North
Legislative leaders say they’ve already accomplished their priorities
The Anchorage resident, from a prominent political family, says he will conduct statewide listening tour, and focus on the state’s future
World leaders end their historic meeting earlier than expected, and with few details about what occurred in a lengthy closed-door meeting
ANCHORAGE — President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin reached no agreement to end the war in Ukraine at a high-profile summit meeting Friday,… Continue reading
A variety of Alaskans have expressed misgivings.