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Some Assembly members say the change would allow residents to exempt food and utilities from local taxes while keeping the city’s overall sales tax revenue mostly intact.

Melting glaciers are creating prime fish habitat, but they’re also exposing land that mining companies say could hold valuable minerals.

Salmon and mining advocates alike are looking to opportunities created by melting glaciers.

Carrington will stay in office until the city's regular election in October.

National Maritime Day was Thursday. It's a small but important holiday recognizing the hard work that goes into a career at sea.

Alaska Congressman Nick Begich III votes for a budget bill that cuts funding for Medicaid and food stamps.

As summer arrives many of us head to our state parks and increasing use can cause impacts to natural resources that affect our experiences. However, it doesn't have to be this way.

In 2020, the University of Alaska Anchorage cut several academic programs due to the state’s fiscal crisis, including the theater degree. Coming this fall, UAA will be offering several theater courses including technical and acting classes.

Alaska's congressman says the bill will "drive some accountability" in the safety net programs. Critics say it shifts the costs to the state and will leave thousands of Alaskans uninsured.

To keep schools running smoothly, many districts are looking abroad — namely to the Philippines.