Alaska consistently has the highest percentage of veterans in the country, and Hoonah has one of the highest shares of any town.

The Aleutians East Borough was among four plaintiffs who argued the Board of Fisheries violated state's ethics laws.

Rep. Nellie Jimmie and Sen. Lisa Murkowski call for government support for Kipnuk and Kwigillingok. The Alaska House passed a resolution to support their decision to relocate.

Lawmakers called the state's management of the school into question after witnessing deteriorating facilities, particularly dorms and student living areas.

Alaska has seen skyrocketing gas prices driven by the war in Iran. But communities in the western part of the state that have been burning last year's fuel are bracing for their own crisis as they anticipate what could be an even more drastic spike with the arrival of the first barges of the spring.

Illisagvik, Alaska’s only tribal college, offers educational programs in such areas as Iñupiaq studies, allied health, construction and education to about a thousand students.

Breakup on the Kuskokwim River is closely monitored by a team of specialists — River Watch. But their work is made possible by a larger team of experts — the people who live along the Kuskokwim's banks.

Canagold says it will avoid harming the Taku River amid concerns from tribal members about protecting salmon.

A replica of the research vessel Sikuliaq is open to the public through April 2027 at the Anchorage Museum.

As their investigation nears completion, Anchorage police say 19-year-old Kelly Hunt died of hypothermia and exposure, with no evidence of foul play. Still, advocates are raising questions about how the case was handled and whether key questions remain unanswered.