Along with vetoing an education funding bill, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy introduced new legislation with a lower per student ...

The bill Dunleavy vetoed would have increased the core of the state’s per-student funding by $1,000 in the funding formula.

Larger businesses would be exempted from the requirement, and seasonal workers would not accrue sick leave, under the proposed changes.

The Susitna is listed among the nation’s most endangered rivers; the report cites threats posed by the proposed West Susitna ...

A corporate income tax bill would be the first significant revenue measure in years in Alaska, despite a looming deficit.

At issue is a recently passed law that a federal judge temporarily barred Florida from enforcing, calling the arrest's ...

Over 100 residents protested in front of the Alaska State Capitol calling for due process and justice for a Kilmar Abrego ...

IPOP LLC should not have gotten a wetlands permit to dredge for gold in Safety Sound near Nome, the tribes' lawsuit contends.

President Donald Trump says he wants to grow oil and gas production and advance the goal of what he calls U.S. “energy ...

The Alaska House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a $6.2 billion draft state operating budget, putting Alaska on ...

Both actions are not final — they would have to be mirrored by the state Senate — but nonetheless have significant symbolic ...