6/9/17

Alaska Division of Forestry officials say they’re busy fighting or monitoring 15 fires burning in southwest Alaska.

6/8/17

The state of Alaska is warning that a host of government services could be delayed or halted if lawmakers fail to pass a budget before the new fiscal year starts on July 1.

6/7/17

The man accused of vandalizing equipment at Alaska’s largest telecommunications firm is next scheduled to appear in court on Thursday.

6/7/17

The president of the Alaska Senate sees Gov. Bill Walker’s attempts to jumpstart budget talks as a positive.

6/2/17

With a special legislative session halfway over, little progress has been made by Alaska legislators toward passing a state budget and addressing a multibillion-dollar state deficit.

6/1/17

A prominent Republican moderate in the U.S. Senate says the country has an obligation to help address climate change, whether it is part of the international Paris climate agreement or not.

5/31/17

The body of a Washington state commercial fisherman was recovered from waters off Cordova, Alaska, after his boat was spotted driving in circles.

5/30/17

Starting next month, the management of king salmon on a southwestern Alaska river will transfer from state control to federal.