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About 65,000 Chugach Electric and MEA customers lost power Monday night after a transmission-line fault near Wasilla.

The city now estimates that at least 290 Juneau homes, including apartments and condos, were damaged by last week’s glacial outburst flooding.

A brand-new 180-foot tower has been erected in the former tower's place to continue beaming local TV and radio programming.

In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic emergency boosted absentee turnout to record highs, and in 2022, there was a special U.S. House election.

Distance from the epicenter, the kind of soil in your area and even the building you're in can determine how you experience an earthquake.

Disabled Alaskans sue a state-appointed guardian. Plus, family of a man fatally shot by Troopers questions whether the shooting was justified.

Thomas McDuffie had over 100 wards in his care as a guardian between 2021 and 2023. The lawsuit names him, the state and two state employees as defendants.

Alaska boarding-school survivors and Sen. Lisa Murkowski applaud the federal report, but say it tells only part of the story.

Staff with Alaska’s Local Boundary Commission cited “substantive concerns” with the plan, before members meet Sept. 5 in Hoonah.

Many school boards opted for conservative budgets that included layoffs of teachers before the governor signed the budget this year.