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For Virgil and Dawn Campbell, making and selling knives is a way of life.

What’s being done to keep existing teachers and train more Alaskans?

Senators Murkowski and Sullivan discuss the CARES act and how it can help Alaskans.

For pilots in Valdez, Alaska, flying is more than just a competition.

Subsistence advocates have filed lawsuits over the road, concerned that construction would impact the migration of caribou, a staple of the local Inupiaq diet in Northwest Alaska.

The man’s current condition is not known, however, Coast Guard personnel say he was responsive and talking during the rescue.

Around Christmas, there were reports of an earthquake and major mountain rockslide in the wilderness near Juneau. But what came first? The earthquake or the slide?

Artists in the state are trying to adapt by moving business online. But some artists say they’re making a fraction of normal sales.

A Juneau health care worker had a "serious allergic reaction" Tuesday and was hospitalized after being injected with the COVID-19 vaccine produced by drug companies Pfizer and BioNTech, the New York Times reported Wednesday.

To succeed, any new COVID-19 relief measures face a gauntlet: threading the needle between a Democrat-led House and a Republican Senate. Eight Senate moderates, including Sen. Lisa Murkowski, have joined together to start tugging some strings. So far, the center is holding.