As Gov. Mike Dunleavy enters his final year in office, some lawmakers are approaching the coming legislative session with ...

A couple of months ago, I was reporting on the typhoon that hit Western Alaska and stopped by a news conference convened by ...

Alaska’s traditional industries got a boost from the Trump administration, but more drilling and mining are likely years away ...

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy appointed two Mat-Su Republicans to fill vacant seats in the state House on Wednesday.

In a Dec. 31 order, Juneau Superior Court Judge Marianna C. Carpeneti wrote that the court sided with state lawmakers “because a review of the Constitutional drafting history makes it clear that the ...

Alaska was awarded more money than any state except for Texas — and far more per person, roughly $365 per Alaskan.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has appointed two Republicans from the Matanuska-Susitna Borough to fill vacant seats in the Alaska House ...

From the Railbelt to Prudhoe Bay, the rush to host AI data centers risks locking the state into high costs and long-term ...

Safari Club leaders and Alaska Native subsistence advocates have long been at odds over rights to hunt and fish in Alaska.

Alaska will receive a chart-topping $272 million in the first year of the newly formed federal Rural Health Transformation ...

There’s a lot to discuss in the next session, from a possible gas pipeline to Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s promise to deliver a plan to stabilize the state’s finances.

The governor announced the appointment of Wasilla resident Steve St. Clair and Sutton resident Garret Nelson to the state House of Representatives.