In rural Alaska, the barriers to participating in the electoral process can be much greater than in urban areas.

In rural Alaska, the barriers to participating in the electoral process can be much greater than in urban areas.

Alaska voters in 2020 approved a ballot measure that changed how we elect candidates.

Alaska’s biggest police force has had an unusual string of seven incidents this year where its officers have opened fire in the line of duty, killing four people.

As we approach this fall’s election, Alaska Public Media is striving to learn what’s on voters’ minds. It’s a project we call “The View From Here.”

Experts say it's not a matter of if but when a large blaze impacts the Hillside neighborhood in Anchorage.

In Hiland Mountain Correctional Center, a teacher is offering women a space that gives them a bit of what they describe as “normalcy.”

The food Alaskans eat often travels thousands of miles by barge or truck. But an after-school program aims to give students the skills to fish

Brian Venua joined researchers performing a necropsy on a humpback whale that died near Kodiak. Recently, locals have observed fewer whales in the area.

The military has left a large footprint on Alaska. Much of it dating to World War II. But what happens after the military leaves a region?

Anchorage opened a 150-bed cold-weather shelter on Oct. 31. But less than a month into winter shelter season, it has a 1,000-person waitlist.

Quality child care is in limited supply across Alaska, but especially so in rural parts of the state.