The clinics will offer medical, dental, eye check-ups and care.

Republicans on a Senate panel accuse Michael Sfraga of being too close to Russia and China.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy said the bill “lacked sufficient changes in how charter schools are chartered in order to allow more students and families charter school possibilities.”

A growing group of Alaska home bakers can legally sell their goods, thanks to the state's cottage food laws.

Data for Progress found Mary Peltola would win the first round, but Nick Begich would pull even after ranked choices are counted.

Alaska’s only health clinic centered on the needs of LGBTQ+ people has a new executive director. Identity Alaska in Anchorage serves patients in person and statewide through telehealth.

A new report from the state ombudsman says Adult Protective Services failed to prioritize and follow up on the case of an elder in danger.

University leaders say the bill, which would provide $35 million this year, would help shore up and modernize aging facilities.

An Anchorage beekeeper has learned how to help his honeybee colonies survive to see spring, and he’s teaching others to do the same.

Ahead of their return to the Capitol, lawmakers are using pre-session bill filings to lay out priorities for the months to come.

The Alaska State Capitol received bomb threats Wednesday believed to be related to similar threats reported across the country, officials say.

A new report predicts the state will add 5,400 jobs in 2024, a 1.7% increase, with bright spots in construction, mining and oil and gas.