In June 1977, the first barrel of oil flowed down the trans-Alaska pipeline. That oil and the pipeline that carried it forever changed the state. Forty years later, Alaska’s Energy Desk explores ...

Longtime Juneau school board member Emil Mackey says he has decided not to run for reelection after a nine-year tenure. His ...

CEO Joe Wanner said — in a worst-case scenario — the hospital stands to lose between $3 to $4 million annually in Medicaid ...

The Alaska Bar Association’s board of governors is considering whether to recommend the disbarment of former federal judge ...

Deedie Sorensen says she will finish out her current term but plans to step down after this October’s municipal election for ...

According to police, the investigation began last fall and involved multiple law enforcement agencies in Alaska and ...

Dunbar, a member of the National Guard, is deployed to Poland on active-duty service but received a federal waiver that will ...

Former state Rep. David Eastman has won his lawsuit against Gov. Mike Dunleavy and the state of Alaska, successfully ...

The state failed a test earlier this year that would allow it to use $80 million in federal money to offset its contribution ...

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Two black bear cubs were electrocuted to death after climbing a utility pole in downtown Juneau Monday night, temporarily ...

The city created the fund five years ago to address the city’s lack of housing — specifically, low and middle-income rentals.