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People convicted for their role in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol hope Donald Trump fulfills his promise to pardon them.

Both bodies of the Alaska legislature say they've organized. Plus, professors fear more polarization if ranked-choice voting is repealed.

Though Alaskans voted for Donald Trump this year by a wide margin, the trend at the state level runs counter to the rightward shift seen across the country this cycle.

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It’s important to stop the spread of disease but make sure kids can be in school and parents can work.

The Central Transfer Station’s hazardous waste staff sorts the hazardous materials, and puts what’s still usable on shelves for other residents to take.

A new environmental study recommends additional protections for wildlife, waterways and permafrost, with new rules for a legally mandated lease sale.

This year's tree, harvested from the Tongass National Forest, is being carried across the nation on a special trailer.

Alaska’s largest city is facing a significant housing crunch. At least one expert wants to get creative to solve the problem.

Meet Vince Ledvina, an aurora chaser and Space Physics PhD student at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.