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Artificial intelligence-generated content is everywhere these days, making it increasingly difficult to separate fact from fiction, particularly when it comes to breaking news.

A federal court order last month to effectively axe a Biden-era student loan repayment plan capped years of chaos for more than 7 million student borrowers enrolled in the program.

State wildlife officials are raising the alarm in Juneau, which has seen three dead mountain goats and at least five reports of animals showing the disease since the beginning of winter.

6-3 Finance Committee vote Wednesday still needs full Assembly OK; repayment will cost at least $9 million, but proceeding deemed far more costly

Alaska school districts consistently build budgets based on many uncertainties, but a bill that aims to stabilize the budgeting process moved out of the House Education Committee Wednesday.

Assembly set to spend next two months considering spending reductions to help narrow gap resulting largely from voter-approved tax cuts.

April's First Friday will feature book signing, ceramics exhibition, and visual art shows.

Fish and Game states conservative measures taken in last several years to boost king salmon returns have been working, continues approach this spring.

Four astronauts embarked on a high-stakes flight around the moon Wednesday, humanity’s first lunar voyage in more than half a century and the thrilling leadoff in NASA’s push toward a landing in two years.

In July of 2021, I spent a sleepless night tracking the second-largest earthquake in Alaska history, the 8.2 Chignik, as its energy moved across the ocean toward coastal communities.

Launch celebration will be held Thursday night at Egan library.