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As part of the restructuring, the program’s assistant director was placed on administrative leave, with a notice of layoff in June. She and the one other full-time staff member have since left, according to UAA.

Scientists say Anchorage’s closest active volcano is likely to erupt in the coming weeks or months. Here’s what to do to make sure the ash doesn’t damage your car.

From growing up in a sod house near Kotzebue to becoming an activist, politician, writer and educator, Hensley is seen as an Alaska Native leader always moving forward.

A UAA grad is among international students the Trump administration is forcing out of the country. Plus, Sen. Lisa Murkowski worries about the impact of tariffs on Alaska.

A new photo shows a younger white male reaching toward Star the reindeer, which was euthanized April 1 after police say it was likely poisoned.

Eighth graders say they relish the opportunity to work with a world-renowned composer.

One of the students is recent UAA graduate Jean Kashikov, who’s originally from Kazakhstan and had been working as a flight instructor in Wasilla since March.

How will state leaders overcome division on perennial issues like state education spending, the permanent fund dividend and infrastructure needs across the state?

A study on salaries shows many state employees are underpaid. Plus, Sen. Murkowski encourages nonprofit leaders to continue voicing concerns about the Trump administration.

What does this nearly snowless winter mean for our spring and our summer? What does it mean for the fire season, the mosquito population, the bears or for gardening? We ask the experts for answers.