A local police officer in Sand Point shot a man aboard a fishing boat suspected in drug trafficking. Researchers continue to investigate a massive landslide and tsunami last month that hit a fjord popular among sightseeing cruises in Southeast Alaska.

Alaska’s oldest ferry is still going strong—despite decades of replacement delays.

A federal appeals court has sided with federal fishery managers in its lawsuit against the State of Alaska over subsistence management on the Kuskokwim River. It's the latest chapter in a long legal saga, that once again put the landmark Katie John subsistence case to the test.

In Southwest Alaska, families who depend on the Kuskokwim river just won a big victory in the fight to protect subsistence rights.

Flooding cut off part of the Dalton Highway on Tuesday, after heavy rain hammered the northern Interior early this week. A new show looks into a real-life crime case that happened in Kiana, in Northwest Alaska, over a decade ago.

The US Coast Guard rescued a pilot after his small plane crashed near Hames over the weekend. Petersburg’s school buildings were on lockdown for over an hour Tuesday afternoon.

The federal government is in the process of rewriting the rules for how it issues federal contracts. FBI agents in Anchorage raided a local hotel last week as part of a federal drug investigation.

From the possibility of casino-style gambling on Douglas Island, to Anchorage considering cannabis cafes, Alaska could soon see big changes in how people play and unwind.

The federal Small Business Administration has declared an economic disaster for parts of the Interior, and A year and a half after opening. A company is taking stock of its pioneering housing-first program.

With the first day of school just weeks away, this Nome Beltz Middle high school team was the first back at practice. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Petersburg held its final service last month.