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A depth sounder near Sitka last month caught what appeared to be a volcano: A perfectly formed cone about 100 feet tall, with a plume of gas trailing from the top.

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy will make the final selection; he was sworn into a second term Monday by one of the applicants.

The deal would lead to new housing in Girdwood, but community leaders fear the homes will only be affordable to the wealthy.

The roots of Alaska’s disloyalty clause come from a Hawaiian dockworkers’ strike in the 1940s.

John Gaule has been plowing the lake for decades. In the '80s, it was just him and a four-wheeler plow he bought to clear his driveway.

Defending champion Brent Sass headlines a list of 13 mushers who have signed so far for February's 550-mile main event from Fairbanks to Tok.

Among the proposals: closing schools, increasing class sizes and outsourcing sports.

Christian Turner is an unlikely entrant in the 1,000-mile sled dog race, but not for lack of experience: He’s a two-time finisher, placing his highest at 15th in 2015, his last Iditarod.

U.S. Sens. Dan Sullivan and Lisa Murkowski and Congresswoman Mary Peltola split and united in surprising ways on recent bills.

As we head into the toughest part of the winter season, how well are services aimed at those experiencing homelessness keeping up with demand across the state and how can Alaskans help? We discuss extending a hand to those in need on Talk of Alaska.