Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has intervened to support an Alaskan surrogate who traveled to Texas to get court approval to treat the baby she is carrying for a severe heart defect once a ...

Construction is almost underway on a long-awaited and controversial road that would connect King Cove to Cold Bay through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge. Last week, a barge full of heavy ...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Wednesday introduced a new natural gas pipeline bill that he characterized as a compromise between conflicting philosophies on oil and gas taxes that he wants lawmakers to pass ...

Alaska Public Media is interviewing the top candidates for governor ahead of the August primary. Hear or read our full interview with Click Bishop here.

Southeast Alaska rarely sees wildfires. But two have broken out in the Haines area in the first half of this month, with the latest reported on Wednesday morning. The Little Lake fire is burning on ...

The Alaska Division of Elections may have violated a 1993 federal law when it struck more than 3,000 people from its active voter rolls last month on suspicion that they are not citizens.

This year, Alaskans will vote for governor, U.S. Representative, U.S. Senator and most of the state Legislature. Voters will also decide whether to cap political contributions.

Built in the 1970s, the Big Timber Motel had long been a blight on the area. Officials see tearing it down as a way to bolster new development and economic activity in the city without needing to find ...

Wednesday on Alaska News Nightly Juneau residents prepare to evacuate — or hunker down — as this year's glacial outburst flood gets underway, and construction equipment arrives in King Cove, in ...

Arctic Thunder drew more than 200,000 people to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, but for some immigrants, the experience might have ended in detention.

The city of Adams is identified in the database as the future site of the planned call center, intended to function round-the-clock to support local police and sheriffs’ departments across the country ...

The annual report, issued since 2006, prominently features work of Alaska scientists and conditions in Alaska, including those affecting Indigenous communities.