Juneau Independent

Alaska’s economic development agency, AIDEA, wants to conduct geologic testing on its existing oil leases — and to bid on new ones — in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Current law requires them to share financial information publicly if they have more than 500 shareholders.

New documents reveal a cozy relationship between former Revenue Commissioner Adam Crum and AI investors, preceding three government contracts worth more than $80 million. The latest revelations fall into a pattern of Crum awarding contracts to people who align with his interests.

District says it will challenge the Alaska Board of Education’s approval of a new charter school after the district denied the application.

Physician assistants may soon be able to operate more independently in Alaska, if Gov. Mike Dunleavy approves a bill passed Friday by the Alaska Legislature.

The Alaska Legislature has approved a bill that would update the law that governs how hospitals and clinics within the state share patient records and other health information.

Democratic candidate proposes to eliminate income taxes for Alaskans earning less than the state’s median household income.

Here’s what’s happening in the Alaska Capitol and elsewhere across the state.

Views on the state’s economy are extremely dour ahead of the 2026 election season, two leading surveyors find.

More access to veterinarian care, which is scarce in rural communities, would boost both human health and safety as well as animal welfare, bill supporters say.

Candidates tell us how they'd respond to threats like typhoons and thawing permafrost, and with whom they'd want to dine — living or dead.

The Alaska Legislature has voted to mandate a three-step disaster evacuation scale for use statewide, a move inspired in part by a miscommunication in a wildfire near Denali National Park.