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As Alaska school districts look ahead at their 2024 budgets, many are under pressure because of steep inflation in the price of food.

The Polynesian Voyaging Society built one of its vessels with trees that grew on Shelikof Island, about six miles from Hydaburg.

Jasmin Smith is an entrepreneur who was nominated for the inaugural theGRIO Hero award.

On the Central Kenai Peninsula, plastic is getting a second life as lumber, thanks to a local collections program and innovative recycling project.

Parents in Anchorage have dozens of camps to choose from. The Alaska Botanical Garden has been sponsoring summer day camps for about 20 years. One new option on the schedule this year is an insect safari camp.

The city of Valdez, site of the trans-Alaska pipeline’s marine terminal, wants the public to have information about Hilcorp’s financial wherewithal.

A mapping project uses new data and reassesses old data to get more precise measurements in the critical Pacific gateway to the Arctic Ocean.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that state constitutions can protect voting rights in federal elections and state courts can enforce those provisions.

State and federal officials say financial assistance is still available after the September storm, despite FEMA applications closing in February.

Roughly a quarter of the fleet in Petersburg is skipping Southeast Alaska's Dungeness crab season, as many fishermen expect low prices.