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The last fatal polar bear encounter in Alaska was in 1990.

The breakdown of Southeast Alaska’s porpoises into northern and southern populations contrasts with current management, which treats them as a single population.

There were no injuries, and the avalanche debris didn’t reach the Seward Highway.

National Weather Service climate researcher Brian Brettschneider says Alaska has been lucky to have two back-to-back La Niña years. That's about to change.

For the first time in Bartlett Regional Hospital’s history, its leaders will have to make major changes to stop the losses.

Mackenzie Wilson died in a Humvee crash last summer. Her mom wants answers from the military.

Events honoring the civil-rights leader include concerts, free legal service and a Hoops4Unity basketball event.

A contractor has been chosen to address problems at perilous Pretty Rocks, but full access to the park road is not expected until 2025.

Alaska schools are preparing to meet requirements of the READS Act this fall — a costly mandate amid flat state education funding.

The 33rd Legislature convenes Jan. 17, and lawmakers have already begun prefiling items for public consideration.