Juneau Independent

The complaint alleged the election guide statement violates the law because it promotes Kirk’s political beliefs.

The city of Valdez and the owner of the trans-Alaska pipeline are locked in a dispute over environmental protections at the state’s crude oil shipping port.

A man from Pennsylvania has admitted that he attempted to steal seven Alaskans’ Permanent Fund dividends in 2022.

The cruise line Holland America will have a large Alaska-themed float in the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, the company announced Monday during a ceremony in Juneau.

Governor says he will not approve any new tax measure unless lawmakers approve a statewide fiscal plan acceptable to him.

A study of the ‘rusting’ Salmon River and its tributaries in Kobuk Valley National Park suggests that permafrost thaw is causing wider ecological problems.

City council will vote next month on explicitly banning camping and sleeping on city streets and in business entryways.

Status of Forest Service’s visitor centers in Portage, Juneau and Ketchikan also isn’t clear.

Article removed from website of Juneau Empire’s sister paper, then reposted with sections deleted, after state legislator complains about "hate-baiting.”

Begich visited upper and middle Kuskokwim communities, including Aniak and Bethel, where he sat down with KYUK for a conversation.

The federal court decision may end an 11-year legal dispute and could have significant implications for state oil and gas revenue.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Monday vetoed Senate Bill 54, a bill that sought to extend and expand the duties of the State Board of Registration for Architects, Engineers and Land Surveyors, including licensing interior designers.