A right-of-way agreement gives Nuiqsut’s city and tribal governments and Native corporation authority over 1 million acres to protect caribou habitat from oil impacts.

The Alaska Department of Transportation announced Thursday that the 418-foot flagship of the state ferry system was the first to launch the new Starlink-powered service.

The Tanner crab population is on a slight decline, whereas golden king crab is on track for an increased harvest.

The spirit of Santa lives in children across many cultures and many peoples, including those at the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage.

The bill would repeal benefit reductions affecting people who spent part of their career working for an employer not participating in Social Security, like the state of Alaska.

The last three petition applications were denied by the city’s legal department because they were deemed unenforceable, and included confusing or misleading provisions.

PeaceHealth Ketchikan is now paying the emergency physicians, but it's unclear whether they’ll be made whole for the lost wages.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy says he wanted to see a more detailed marketing plan on how funds for the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute would be spent.

International shipping and logistics giant Maersk has confirmed it will cease transpacific operations in Alaska by February. Terminals in Dutch Harbor and Kodiak are on the chopping block.

Dozens of 2023 eviction notices at a prominent Soldotna RV and mobile home park laid bare some of the challenges faced by some of the area's most vulnerable residents.

Twenty of the 22 apartments in the former Gross-Alaska Theatre will be rented as affordable units as part of the loan requirements.

Southwest Alaska has the fastest-growing population in the state, according to new predictions from the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development.