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The Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta case rate remains higher than both that of the state and the nation.

New research suggests that the world's glaciers are disappearing more quickly than scientists previously estimated.

Bridgett Watkins' injured dogs are on the mend, and she’s back training with the others.

During the Waesche’s most recent patrol, it enforced fishing regulations among Bering Sea fleets and monitored the U.S.-Russian Maritime Boundary Line.

While advocates are pushing hard to recruit new foster families, some say the problems at the state Office of Children’s Services are longstanding and extend into issues with staffing and support.

Brent Sass and his dogs dominated the last half of the 350-mile route this year.

Better data is painting a more optimistic picture about immunity after a bout of COVID-19.

Alaska's D.C. delegation took different approaches to GOP calling Jan. 6 "legitimate political discourse."

Michael Kerle described his top priorities on Monday during a news conference with reporters, just under a week into his new job leading Alaska's largest police department.

It’s not the first time PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center has been scrutinized by federal labor officials for allegedly retaliating against its workforce. The hospital was accused of violating federal labor laws on retaliation four times in 2015.