The Alaska Volcano Observatory on Tuesday lowered the alert level for Kupreanof Volcano on the Alaska Peninsula after weeks of declining activity at the remote peak.

The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, along with Southcentral Foundation, has operated the facility for decades, but it was owned until now by the Indian Health Service.

The Alaska Department of Law conducted a nationwide search to find possible gaps in legally required documents.

Local officials say they weren’t informed before a recent ‘cloud-seeding’ test on the Kenai Peninsula.

The corporation’s president says the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. will seek funding to sell shares of the pipeline to Alaskans.

Trump administration’s proposed rule would eliminate the need for projects to undergo impact studies that have been standard under longtime federal law.

Visitors to Denali National Park will be able to motor over the full park road starting next year for the first time since a landslide made the route impassable in the late summer of 2021, the National Park Service said Thursday.

Democratic Rep. Andrew Gray is seeking action against two Republican politicians, accusing them of hypocrisy with election laws.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday in Washington, D.C., that he will travel to Alaska to campaign on behalf of incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan, who appears to be facing a close race against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola.

The surplus funding is part of an estimated nearly $600 million in oil revenue this fiscal year.

Final results from Alaska’s August primary election indicate existing coalition majorities in the state House and Senate are likely to continue after November’s general election and could even grow.

Fourth-place finisher Democrat David Leslie withdraws, putting third a Republican — Gerald Heikes — on the November ballot.