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National Weather Service meteorologist Brian Brettschneider says this summer is the city's coolest since the "terrible summer of 2008."

More than 30 Aniak residents spoke about the hardship caused by the quadrupling of their May power bills from Aniak Light & Power Company.

Matthew Heller, 54, had placed sandbags around his home Wednesday before he aimed a firearm at troopers who shot him.

Access to child care is an issue statewide, but remote areas face added hurdles.

The Supreme Court on Friday struck down President Biden's plan to forgive some or all federal student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans.

Use of the opioid reversal drug Naloxone is increasing in Alaska. Naloxone is safe and easy to administer, but public health professionals say it’s essential to get people to the emergency room after using it. In practice, though, people often aren’t calling 9-1-1. And that’s concerning to public health experts.

It has one year to deliver a final report on solutions to the governor.

The city doesn’t have enough shelter space for the soon-to-be-displaced campers, which leaves a large vacant lot at the edge of downtown as a likely space people will resettle.

The Court found that Harvard and the University of North Carolina's admissions policy violated the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause.

More than three years after Hilcorp bought BP’s Alaska assets, Valdez wants assurances that Hilcorp has the money to safely maintain its operations — and clean up a potential oil spill.