The rule will allow 160 vehicles a day to travel the sole road crossing through the park, up from the current limit of about 100 vehicles.

One day after the U.S. Department of Justice requested the state of California remove suspected noncitizens from that state’s voter list, a spokesman for the Alaska Division of Elections said the DOJ has not made a similar request here.

Alaska’s race for its sole U.S. House seat moved to the debate stage Wednesday night, as Republican incumbent Rep. Nick Begich and independent challenger Bill Hill answered questions live from Alaska Public Media’s Anchorage studio.

The nation’s economic ministry said the terms and size of any investment will be subject to further negotiations.

Local and state disaster recovery efforts face major challenges of funding, logistics and weather while relocation for the hardest-hit communities is uncertain and remains a long-term goal.

President’s rally in the bedroom community north of Anchorage is a sign of Alaska’s importance in the fight for US Senate control.

It’s a long way from Washington, has a small population and hasn't backed a Democrat for Senate in nearly 20 years. Yet President Donald Trump on Tuesday will devote a big chunk of his dwindling time ahead of crucial midterm elections to head all the way to Alaska — attempting to bolster a Republican incumbent senator in another sign of GOP fears about retaining control of Congress after Election Day on Nov. 3.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola reiterated her support for construction of the proposed Izembek road between Cold Bay and King Cove during a visit to King Cove this month.

Remains of an Alaska Native student who died while attending the Carlisle boarding school finally made it home to Shishmaref more than 100 years later.

Trump administration announced plans for a 1-million-acre sale in 2027, part of a series mandated for Cook Inlet in the sweeping ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’

Another survey expected in January may reveal the full scope of the price spike in rural Alaska caused by the Iran war.

Well drilling and other exploration activities in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska will no longer need to undergo individual analysis, under a new BLM rule.