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

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

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

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

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

The court is allowing Trump's new definition of citizenship to advance in states that have not challenged it legally.

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

House Bill 174 also would have assisted Mount Edgecumbe High School in Sitka, the state-operated boarding school.

Two of the four bills are devoted to improving access to child care in Alaska, while a third bill would change up big game ...

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

Voters in Alaska were among those in several states last year who elected to significantly increase their minimum wages.

The complaint against the Environmental Protection Agency argues the terminations of grants were unlawful because Congress approved them.