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The governor said he wants to reopen sectors of Alaska’s economy as quickly as possible, but “not at the expense of the health of Alaskans.”

The question is who controls the $1.25 billion that the state of Alaska got from the CARES Act, the governor or the legislature?

The new technology has the potential to break down the persistent PFAS chemicals, which are found in many consumer products and are thought to cause adverse human health effects.

A local act in Anchorage turns to an old model of socially distant entertainment, to provide a coronavirus compliant comedy show that's drawn dozens out of their homes.

The U.S. Forest Service is allowing extensions on existing timber sale contracts with sawmills and timber operators during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Yukon-Kuskokwim's regional health corporation saw a 70% drop in patients after statewide travel restrictions were announced.

Fishing towns are asking for more say in regulating who is allowed into their communities during the coronavirus pandemic.

The City of Valdez is taking a fight to have Hilcorp reveal its finances to state Superior Court in Anchorage.

Residents are being asked to take precautions to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

The auditor tasked with reviewing the state's budgeting said she couldn't complete the process adequately because the Dunleavy administration did not grant access to oil tax records.