12/2/16

The Alaska education department has chosen a new vendor for its statewide student tests after glitches earlier this year prompted cancellation of the tests.

12/1/16

Changing marijuana laws aren’t necessarily making weed more welcome in the workplace.

11/28/16

Voter turnout in this month’s general election hit 60.7 percent, up slightly from the last presidential election in 2012.

11/22/16

Hydaburg Mayor Anthony Christianson has been named chairman of the Federal Subsistence Board.

11/22/16

The Alaska Railroad is striving to become the first railway system to transport LNG; however, finds itself in a lawsuit from an environment group.

11/21/16

The Alaska Earthquake Center says the magnitude 4.0 quake hit just before 1:30 p.m. Monday, and was centered about 30 miles southwest of Anchorage.

11/16/16

A federal agency has determined that Pacific harbor seals in Iliamna Lake do not warrant protection as an endangered or threatened species.

11/16/16

Gov. Bill Walker has named a new chief of staff. Scott Kendall will take over for current Chief of Staff Jim Whitaker starting Dec. 2.

11/14/16

Authorities are investigating after a family member says one of the stars of the hit reality TV series “Deadliest Catch” was assaulted over the weekend.