The upgrade will move more energy from the Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Plant on the Kenai Peninsula
The autonomous vehicle was deployed in the Gulf of Alaska
Critics of the project called the move an important step in a yearslong fight to stop the mine
The board could continue work and possibly write a different map for the elections from 2024 onward
‘Alaska took a gargantuan step forward in updating our laws,’ says deputy attorney general
By Jodi Taylor Alaskan parents have a legitimate right to choose the school that is the best fit for their children, even if that is… Continue reading
Our fisheries feed the world and sustain our unique cultures and communities.
Budget finishes as second-largest in state history by one measure, but Dunleavy could make cuts
Paying poverty wages to support staff, secretaries and custodians is unacceptable yet routine behavior by our district
The decision will be appealed to the Alaska Supreme Court
“A lot of the controversy … has been resolved.”
Voters are encouraged to do homework before casting a vote
I don’t go to the glacier in the summer now to hike or watch bears.
“All these conservative people just spent all our money”
What are some things you can practice this month and subsequently apply to your life?
The U.S. has long viewed the Arctic as a growing area of competition with Russia and China
Oil prices never stay constant.
The U.S. Interior Department released a report Wednesday on Native American boarding schools
Carter filed an amicus brief in the long-standing legal dispute over efforts to build a road through the refuge
The panel includes members with diverse experiences and backgrounds