Sustained ash emissions from Semisopochnoi volcano have prompted the Alaska Volcano Observatory to upgrade the alert level from a watch to a warning.
Alaska reports 20 new COVID-19-related deaths Thursday as a result of the death certificate review process
Juneau region maintains higher vaccination rates than the state as a whole.
New research to study aspects of the ionosphere is coming to the University of Alaska Fairbanks' HAARP facility thanks to a $9.3 million grant.
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The campaign for mayoral candidate Forrest Dunbar has filed an Alaska Public Offices Commission complaint against opponent Dave Bronson, alleging campaign finance violations.
The new order sets a goal for 70% of eligible residents to be vaccinated and relaxes current COVID-19 restrictions in the city.
The state reports widespread community COVID-19 transmission in six regions of Alaska.
Dave Bronson and Forrest Dunbar are likely headed for a runoff election on May 11.
Interim UAA president set to make final choice in early May.
Transmission of COVID-19 is increasing statewide, according to the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services.
A preliminary report on the accident is scheduled to be released on April 13.
Hilcorp has been ordered to repair and replace a natural gas pipeline that has leaked for the fifth time since 2014.
Alaska drivers get a bit more time to remove their studded tires due to an extended winter season.
More than 66% of Alaska seniors are fully vaccinated.
The state reported 85 new COVID-19 cases and no new deaths on Tuesday.
Police have arrested and charged a man in this morning's fatal shooting near Campbell Park.
Hilcorp is investigating the cause of a natural gas leak in an 8-inch pipeline that has released an unknown amount of gas into Cook Inlet waters.
The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported 205 new cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths on Friday.
A federal judge has shot down a rule that allowed Hilcorp to perform oil and gas exploration activities in Cook Inlet, citing potential negative impacts to the Inlet's beluga whale population.
The family of an Anchorage man killed by police in an altercation two years ago is suing the city and three officers for wrongful death.
An essential worker in Saint Paul has tested positive for COVID-19, marking the small island community's first case since the pandemic began.
Burn permits are required by the state starting April 1. The Division of Forestry urges caution as spring approaches and melting snow exposes dry fuels.
Anchorage police are asking residents not to call the department regarding a recent scam identified by the U.S. Marshals Service.