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More than half of U.S. households have ordered at-home COVID-19 tests to be shipped to their homes. Now they can get more.

Hurricane Harvey has caused nearly 100 oil and gas production platforms in the Gulf of Mexico to temporarily shut down, but that drop in production doesn't necessarily translate to a higher demand for Alaska's oil. Listen now

Matt Paveglio will start the Iditarod after watching dozens of patients die during the COVID-19 pandemic. He also had to bury his mother.

Federal managers voted Monday to close a huge swath of Upper Cook Inlet to commercial salmon fishing, capping a two-year fight over the fate of the fishery and its 500 permit-holders.

Recent federal and state focus on Alaska's role in Arctic Ocean shipping has raised concerns over regulations, safety and oil spill response, among other issues.  But, one teaching institution in our state is already dealing with the most basic question: who's going to be driving the boats? Seward's Alaska Vocational Technical Center plans to start the nation's first ice navigation training course next spring. Download Audio

In a series of interviews, they describe a decade-old pattern of behavior.

Patrick Lee, 57, was on the plane returning home with his wife, daughter and granddaughter Thursday night. He said the approach was bumpy, though the pilot managed to get the plane on the ground.

From World War II, the Korean and Vietnam Wars and both Gulf Wars, more than 70,000 veterans have served in the armed forces. Now, more of their stories can be heard online. Listen now

The U.S. House today approved a two-year budget deal. Alaska Congressman Don Young, like a majority of House Republicans, voted no. His primary objection is that it cashes out part of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Download Audio

Beneath President Biden's seemingly straightforward student loan forgiveness plan is a mountain of uncertainty about how it will work.

It isn't clear whether the whale survived the encounter, which federal prosecutors have labeled a misdemeanor.

What started as an online ripple became a wave of public comments at the last borough assembly meeting in Haines.

The House Finance Committee raised its proposal for the permanent fund dividend to sixteen hundred dollars. A new version of a House Bill 2001 setting the dividend amount would also restore funding for most items vetoed by Governor Mike Dunleavy.

Alaska’s economy could suffer as a result of China’s 25 percent tariff on American seafood imports and that worries U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski. In a written statement, Murkowski urges President Donald Trump to reach a trade policy with China that protects the export market. Listen now

For hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops and their families, when the Pentagon orders them to find health care off base there is none.

One bill would prevent legislators from receiving per diem payments if they fail to pass a budget by the 121st day of regular session.

The mining firms suggests the case involves the "Pebble tapes." But is the alleged crime the recordings, or what executives said on them?