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“I thought that sitting on the board as student representative would be enough to make a positive change within our district, but I realized it wasn’t,” Ben Kolendo said.

By graphing coordinates, Olive and Otto establish a pattern to track Dasher and Dancer.

As of last month, more than 15,000 Alaskans had Medicaid applications awaiting approval by the Division of Public Assistance.

An Alaskan sues the state over delays in approving Medicaid applications. Plus, Wildlife Refuge managers protect permafrost from wildfires.

Last summer, 13 billion gallons of water burst out in a flood that was bigger and more damaging than any before.

Some residents say there could be damaging consequences for the community if the services are lost.

Mayor Peter Micciche called the proposal a "nanny tax for child care, essentially."

The biggest project approved would put just over $1 million toward creating an uninterrupted 25-mile connection between Turnagain Arm and the northern area of Anchorage.

The death is the fourth reported workplace fatality on Alaska’s North Slope in a little over a year.

Sagoonick v. State II seeks to block a controversial natural gas project and asks the court to recognize Alaskans’ right to a livable climate.