Fairbanks and the eastern Interior could see several inches of snow Tuesday morning through Wednesday as the season’s first ...

The Assembly will consider revisions Thursday that would remove 2,800 homes from flood zones while adding about 538 ...

Sen. Dan Sullivan has earned my respect as a Marine Corps veteran. By contrast, Alaska’s oil industry respects Sullivan for ...

Artificial intelligence is advancing much faster than our politics, and the past three weeks should have every candidate for ...

Do you have enough extra cash to fund massive lobbying campaigns? Outrageously expensive political campaigns? Could you ...

Seeking an explosive start at No. 14 Michigan Tech Friday night, University of Alaska Fairbanks hockey forced the issue in ...

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum spent Wednesday evening in Fairbanks, after campaigning with President Trump in Wasilla earlier this week.

The two leading candidates for Alaska’s U.S. Senate seat met in an acrimonious televised debate Thursday night in Anchorage, ...

The United States is making an unprecedented attempt to revive three shuttered nuclear plants to meet rising energy demand, ...

Twelve Interior Alaska statehouse candidates generally agreed on one topic during a Tanana Valley League of Women Voters forum on Friday. Decisions regarding large-scale data centers should have some ...

Chuck Totemoff has been appointed by U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Bessent to serve on the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s ...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy recently penned an op-ed attacking Alaska’s election system, which includes open primaries, dark money disclosure laws, and ranked choice voting. He’s entitled to his opinion — but ...