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Newtok residents forced to relocate due to climate change find problems with their new homes. Plus, lightning-caused wildfires spread across parts of the Interior.

As the bears raid unsecured chicken coops, wildlife officials say electric fences are the best defense.

The Southeast Alaskan economy is revving up, but there are serious obstacles to continued growth: Namely, young families are finding it difficult to live in the region, and many are leaving.

Environmental groups oppose a federal land sale included in the Republican congressional megabill.

Despite the fires, city officials say the abatement went well. There were no arrests, no injuries and people are no longer living in Mountain View’s Davis Park.

The eagle flew into Teri Toland's home carrying a fish on June 7. An expert says the birds can get disoriented chasing each other over freshly caught prey.

Bill Armstrong, credited with bringing the Pikka oil and gas field to light in 2013, hopes his discovery of the Sockeye-2 area near the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge will lead to increased oil production on the North Slope.

Juneau's police chief issued a 48-hour vacate notice with approval from the city manager’s office on Friday. Some residents say they don't know where they’ll go next.

Fires are sparked during abatement of Anchorage's largest homeless camp. Plus, researchers say paralytic shellfish toxins caused fur seal deaths.

Three longtime Alaska journalists are saying goodbye to the profession. What have they learned along the way, and how has their work evolved over the decades?