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After Kevin Clarkson resigned, the Department of Law’s response to the newspaper has prompted two lingering questions: Did it fail to turn over records that the Anchorage Daily News was legally entitled to receive? And was Clarkson the right person to decide which records to release?

In a nonbinding resolution, the borough assembly asked for state protections for sexual orientation and gender identity, as the city's resolution doesn't necessarily apply to outlying areas.

Jorgensen pitched unorthodox ideas for dealing with pollution and managing federal lands.

The Nome Police Department says it gathered some evidence on the disappearance, but didn't share specifics.

Anchorage School District principals expressed frustration and dissatisfaction about the way the school year has started at the ASD School Board meeting Tuesday.

Juneau officials say that anyone who has been in any Juneau bar over the last week should get tested for COVID-19.

Experts say the lack of a national testing strategy has led to unnecessary deaths of people experiencing homelessness.

The federal government says states should prepare for a vaccine to be available by the end of October but top advisors say that timeline is 'extremely unlikely.'

A 33-year-old Alaska Native woman went missing last week, and some think the official response wasn't as fast as it should have been.

This week on State of Art we're learning about RKP Production's upcoming play "Tanker on the Rocks or the Great Alaskan Bad Friday Fish Spill of '89."