Alaska is facing the highest unemployment rate in the US, with June's employment rate down by an estimated 5,500 jobs compared to this...
The US House passed a bill Thursday that will allow construction of a road from King Cove to...
President Trump has nominated Ben Eielson High School...
Moody's and S&P have placed Alaska's credit rating on negative credit watch, citing continued reliance on savings...
Governor Bill Walker announced Tuesday that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services...
Senate Republicans offered a proposal on oil & gas taxes and subsidies last week, but the house is countering with another one.
Alaska's marijuana industry has accrued more than one million dollars in taxes.
An investigation into a recent OCS case in Alaska has found that a young girl placed into foster care had been...
2017 marks the 100th anniversary of Denali National Park.
Palin's lawsuit against the New York paper claims The Times violated the law and their policies in an article that allegedly accused Palin...
Ride Share companies like Uber and Lyft have made it to the interior and already have residents signed up to drive for each...
Of this year's $29.97 million in funding to local Alaskan governments, the Fairbanks North Star Borough will...
The Governor said for far too long, King Cove residents who need immediate medical attention have to...
Ohio authorities are asking Alaskans to contact police if they have had any interactions with a family that may be living in the Kenai area.
Standard & Poor's Financial Services announced Tuesday that Alaska's credit ratings are being placed on a...
A key witness in the Fairbanks Four case, who was also recently arrested for kidnapping and assault, was...
Among other achievements, Schaible was the first female Alaska Attorney General in 1987.
The board won't receive a finalized budget until the legislative special sessions are over.
Pakistan's prime minister Nawaz Sharif has been ousted by the country's Supreme Court amid a corruption investigation triggered by the Panama Papers.
The Supreme Court turned down a final appeal from Preyor, who argued that his former lawyer collaborated with a disbarred attorney and relied on Wikipedia.
The United States is ordering relatives of American diplomats to leave the Venezuelan capital ahead of a polarizing vote planned for Sunday to start rewriting the country's constitution.
The White House signaled that President Donald Trump might veto the bill, which would limit his authority to lift the sanctions on his own.
The family of the Australian woman fatally shot by a police officer in Minneapolis has set up a memorial fund in her honor, which will include "causes that promote equal treatment and opportunities for all people."
