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The eagle flew into Teri Toland's home carrying a fish on June 7. An expert says the birds can get disoriented chasing each other over freshly caught prey.

Bill Armstrong, credited with bringing the Pikka oil and gas field to light in 2013, hopes his discovery of the Sockeye-2 area near the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge will lead to increased oil production on the North Slope.

Juneau's police chief issued a 48-hour vacate notice with approval from the city manager’s office on Friday. Some residents say they don't know where they’ll go next.

Fires are sparked during abatement of Anchorage's largest homeless camp. Plus, researchers say paralytic shellfish toxins caused fur seal deaths.

Three longtime Alaska journalists are saying goodbye to the profession. What have they learned along the way, and how has their work evolved over the decades?

Judge Larry Woolford granted a motion to stay requested by Tenakee Springs, Pelican, Gustavus and Elfin Cove, which appealed a state commission’s decision in April.

Mark Sabbatini said he submitted his resignation letter three weeks ago over disagreements with the publisher, Carpenter Media Group, which bought the paper last year.

A program that monitors Alaska beaches for fecal bacteria is back in Haines for the first time since 2013.

Alaskans around the state march to declare "no kings." Plus, state lawmakers are frustrated by Gov. Dunleavy's veto of a bill that ensures access to information on oil tax revenue.

Troopers say Kyle Lambert, 34, was hiding in a camper when they tried to arrest him on a warrant for violating his conditions of release.