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Strong salmon runs over the last few years, the bears in the annual contest are looking chubbier than ever.

Economists are looking at the cost of the precautionary measures processors took to contain the spread of COVID-19.

Republican Dan Sullivan, Alaska’s junior U.S. Senator for the last six years, is running for reelection. What does he think the most urgent needs are for the state and what are his plans for getting the work done in a fractured senate?

The rare weather event brought winds of up to 68 miles per hour in Sitka.

Southcentral Alaska is awash in gold and red, as temperatures slowly drop and winter approaches. Here are some images that capture the feelings and colors…

The initiative’s drafters argue that Alaska’s election system punishes bipartisanship and rewards partisan loyalty. And they’re proposing an overhaul, but they face opposition from those who say the state's elections work just fine.

A program to boost unemployment benefits for Alaskans out of work because of the pandemic is still weeks away from implementation. In mid-August, the…

A federal appeals court says Alaska Native corporations can't receive a share of the $8 billion coronavirus fund Congress created for tribes.

Ten months ago, filmmaker Mary Katzke had an idea. Television is filled with detective stories created to draw viewers into the terror, victimization and…

The sirens are being replaced one-by-one and will offer new sounds and features.