Rhonda McBride

The U.S. attorney general says he came to Alaska mainly to listen, but also to give tribes what they’ve wanted for a long time: funding to help build a strong foundation for delivering tribal justice.

TJ Presley, the corporations' first government affairs director, says his job reflects a growing need to educate federal policy makers about them.

Alaskans on the forefront of diversity initiatives have been taking stock following the high court's 6-3 decision last month.

Housing Alaskans: A Public-Private Partnership is working to counter Alaska's lagging home construction and shrinking rental market.

With the Court’s decision to back the right of tribes to oversee child custody cases came a collective sigh of relief among Alaska Native leaders.

The Inupiaq artist, who died on May 31, leaves behind many contemporary art fans who loved his carvings, sculptures, and paintings.

Vera Starbard says she's proud of Alaska Native reporter Roz Friendly's prominent role in the ABC show, which is ending after one season.

The Boeing 737, bearing a design by artist Crystal Worl depicting the salmon's life cycle, is named Xáat Kwáani, or Salmon People.

Two regional tribal organizations have each cited different reasons for parting company with the Alaska Federation of Natives.

Troopers say a pilot scheduled to pick up 44-year-old Alex Arduser on Egg Island found his partially submerged body Tuesday.