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The new rule closes a loophole that could allow some mobile home parks to open without a public hearing.

For his book “Into the Thaw,” Jon Waterman and a photographer traveled over 500 miles by foot and pack raft, visiting various communities along the Noatak River.

Congressional leaders released a stop-gap spending bill to fund the government until March 14 but Republicans, including President-elect Trump, are objecting to additional spending in the bill.

PeaceHealth Ketchikan is now paying the emergency physicians, but it's unclear whether they’ll be made whole for the lost wages.

A federal judge finds police liable in an Anchorage man's 2018 death. Plus, evicted RV park residents in Soldotna pick up the pieces during a severe housing shortage.

In the current version of the proposal, two-thirds of the revenue would provide property tax relief. The remaining third would go to building new facilities which would be determined by Anchorage voters.

Alaska's presidential electors cast their votes for Donald Trump. Plus, emergency room doctors in Ketchikan go months without pay.

A forensic training program prepares providers to support patients who’ve experienced violence and to document evidence of violent crimes.

The Palmer City Council is expected to approve the study early next year.