Alaskans whose convictions were vacated, reversed or dismissed have two years to apply for past dividend payments they were ineligible for while in prison.

Federal regulators plan to reevaluate fishing closure boundaries established to protect endangered Steller sea lions in Alaska, part of a national Trump administration push to cut regulation of U.S. commercial seafood harvests.

All 50 states have space at the Great American State Fair, underway now on the National Mall, but only some states approach greatness.

Draft contains provision that would apply the state’s corporate income tax to privately-owned oil and gas companies, but lawmakers say negotiations on the provision and others will continue.

More Alaskans are set to have access to free legal aid as Alaska’s largest provider of legal assistance for civil cases gets a boost in short and longer term funding from the state and the Rasmuson Foundation.

A Louisiana shipbuilder is proposing to build a replacement for one of the workhorse vessels in the Alaska state ferry fleet.

Alaska Children’s Trust is leading a statewide collaborative effort to reduce risks, set safety protocols and educate communities to prevent harm

Homer lawmaker’s attempt to dismiss complaints nixed Friday by the Select Committee on Legislative Ethics.

The bills had bipartisan support and would have created an invasive species council to coordinate protections and banned restaurant use of polystyrene containers.

Official minimum wage will rise by $1 to $14 an hour, but employers have already had to beat that rate to attract workers, a state economist says.

Candidates weigh in on how they'd use AI in their administration, as well as safeguards they'd adopt.

The legislation is among nine bills that Gov. Mike Dunleavy permitted to become law without his signature on Monday.