Consumers value the Alaska Grown label, and their preferences could help guide policy in a state highly dependent on imported food.

The shipping firm's final Dutch Harbor and Kodiak stops on its trans-Pacific routes will take place during a lucrative Gulf of Alaska pollock "A" season.

We discuss President Carter's legacy of conservation, and the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act on this Talk of Alaska.

The grant is part of the federal government’s push to become more resource-independent.

The company says a new 950-mile fiber optic cable from Nome to Homer should offer redundancy against undersea damage that caused a major outage in 2023.

The recent buy is just the latest influx of cash to Alaska’s seafood industry from the federal government.

Tribal advocates call the mayor's support unprecedented. Opponents of the project say it's premature.

In draft recommendations, members suggest boosted international marketing, development of new products, more support for workers, and other steps.

The same company says it has a separate agreement with Enstar to import natural gas in Nikiski.

Oil prices are down, and that means there’s less money for lawmakers to spend during the upcoming 34th Alaska Legislature.

Gwich’in and environmental opponents celebrate the results, while state officials expect the incoming Trump administration to make it easier to drill in the refuge.

Equipment repair costs, increased operation fees and decreased attendance have drained reserves at the nonprofit that operates the Northern Nights Theater.