Provisions that would have shielded the state from some health care and food stamp cuts appear to be on the path to failure.

A 1952 law states specifically that “A person born in Alaska on or after March 30, 1867, … is a citizen of the United States ...

A report says more renewable energy and other policies would lower Alaska's high energy costs, but Congress is poised to cut ...

Commentary author Kristen Lindsay of North Pole writes that when she was diagnosed with cancer, hospital staff helped her ...

Alaska-focused changes near start of debate on the bill highlight the importance of each Republican, including Murkowski and ...

APFC Executive Director Deven Mitchell writes in a commentary that diversification is a means of stabilizing returns and ...

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed a bill that would have limited high interest rates and fees for payday loans of $25,000 ...

An Abu Dhabi company wants to buy Santos, an Australian company that is engaged in ambitious North Slope oil development.

A dive into what changes the U.S. Senate is considering for Arctic oil and gas, Ambler Road, and what it could mean for ...

The Trump administration wants to end federal funding for a program that gives states grants for wildlife conservation.

Since 2001, the Roadless Rule has limited development in the Tongass National Forest, Earth’s largest temperate rainforest.

In a pre-bombing interview on Friday, Nick Begich said the United States cannot allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons.