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As salmon swim upriver to return to their spawning grounds, biologists track numbers to balance conservation with commercial fishing.

The governor’s office has posted a request for media agencies interested in contracting with the state for the campaign. Agencies have until Friday to respond.

A wave of COVID-19 cases in Ketchikan is connected to long-term care and assisted-living facilities, with at least two dozen people testing positive.

On Tuesday, a total of 323 Alaskans tested positive for COVID-19 the second-highest daily tally since January.

After decades of work, markers to recognize Dena'ina place names around Anchorage were finally erected earlier this year. Advocates say it's long overdue.

David Morgan was grilled by assembly members over his beliefs about the COVID-19 pandemic, his work experience and his hiring judgement at a Tuesday hearing before the Anchorage Assembly. News surfaced at the event that longtime Chief Medical Officer Bruce Chandler had resigned over the weekend.

The University of Alaska Southeast has a similar policy, while the University of Alaska Fairbanks is still deciding its vaccination rules.

The previous record for Aug. 2 was 85 degrees set in 1919 and 1911.

The government will conduct a new study and reconsider options to oil leases in ANWR.

Alaska has reached yet another inflection point in the coronavirus pandemic. But it looks different this time.