When Cook Inlet fishers pitched the new equipment as a potential fishery gear type to the state Board of Fisheries in January, members said they wanted more data.

Although city officials expect a Mendenhall River levee to hold back glacial outburst floodwaters as soon as early August, they don’t want people to test it with their lives.

Homeowners say the federally-funded project should be fast-tracked to keep the river at bay.

The controversial program, aimed at boosting the population of a struggling caribou herd in Western Alaska, had been halted by court rulings because of legal flaws.

As climate change accelerates worldwide, new research is shedding light on how the Arctic is shifting – and how that is affecting rural communities in Alaska.

Dozens of eager dipnetters flocked to the mouth of the Kenai River on Thursday for the opening of Kenai's personal use fishery, enjoying the shared camaraderie.

A document filed in Northern Dynasty's pending lawsuit to get a prior EPA veto of the project thrown out says the company and the agency are discussing a possible settlement.

The regulations went into effect Monday and will last through the end of September.

Cancer victims who were exposed to radiation from Cold War bomb tests at Amchitka have more time to apply for compensation.

The bill signed by President Trump on July 4th rescinds a lot of funding and tax credits for renewable projects. What does it mean for Alaska?

A humpback whale was deeply wounded in what National Park staff say is an apparent boat collision.

“I think it's magical living here,” Emily Bokar said. “There’s just like wild beasts in your yard.”