An expert on Taiwan and China said there’s nothing unusual about an American governor or legislator traveling to Taiwan.

A new leasing program, to be unveiled soon, will include a reconfigured Arctic area, despite past problems with offshore ...

Recreational salmon fishing will be allowed in California for only brief windows of time this spring, an interstate fisheries ...

Bruce Tangeman writes in a commentary that an endowment model would protect the Permanent Fund from being overdrawn.

Spanning health care facilities to court systems, states and local communities are facing a rise in threats to cybersecurity.

IPOP LLC should not have gotten a wetlands permit to dredge for gold in Safety Sound near Nome, the tribes' lawsuit contends.

Over 100 residents protested in front of the Alaska State Capitol calling for due process and justice for a Kilmar Abrego ...

Joe Paskvan writes in a commentary that Alaska should keep the Permanent Fund's principal nonspendable under the constitution ...

Along with vetoing an education funding bill, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy introduced new legislation with a lower per student ...

The Susitna is listed among the nation’s most endangered rivers; the report cites threats posed by the proposed West Susitna ...

A corporate income tax bill would be the first significant revenue measure in years in Alaska, despite a looming deficit.

The bill Dunleavy vetoed would have increased the core of the state’s per-student funding by $1,000 in the funding formula.