Battlelines for second half of session taking shape as lawmakers ponder state’s recent lean years, potential windfall of oil price spike, and what’s a fair share for industry to pay to drill.

Klukwan (Masters), Craig (Womens), Hoonah (C), Haines (B), AML (A) all in finals; Metlakatla (C), Angoon (W) amd Kake (B) out of play

Ravenstail robe joins its sibling, the Chilkat Youth Pride robe, in celebration of culture, identity and sexuality.

Jacob Cotton, 34, found guilty by federal trial court jury in Juneau on two counts of distributing fentanyl pills resulting in deaths in 2023.

Hydaburg & Hoonah (B), Angoon & Yakutat (C), Mt. Edgecumbe (A), Kake & Hoonah (W) and Angoon (M) all lose

HB 242 by Rep. Sara Hannan, D-Juneau, closes ‘loophole’ in current law stating victim must be unaware they’re being assaulted by a person providing treatment for charges to be valid.

The increased avalanche hazard follows Juneau's record-setting winter.

Traditional Hindu gathering celebrating the start of spring and triumph of good over evil occurs with remarkable timing for its fifth year in Alaska’s capital.

Physical play is the unique aspect that draws top talent and what fans like to see

The clock is ticking toward the March 31 deadline for Alaskans to apply for their Permanent Fund Dividend.

Strong winds make it more likely that natural avalanches reach the roadway, DOT says; reevaluation scheduled for Wednesday morning.

The state of Alaska is looking for someone to take the Matanuska, one of the first three ships built as part of the Alaska Marine Highway System after statehood.