What are some things you can practice this month and subsequently apply to your life?
The U.S. has long viewed the Arctic as a growing area of competition with Russia and China
Oil prices never stay constant.
The U.S. Interior Department released a report Wednesday on Native American boarding schools
Carter filed an amicus brief in the long-standing legal dispute over efforts to build a road through the refuge
The panel includes members with diverse experiences and backgrounds
Rimml began his climb April 27 from the Kahiltna Glacier base camp at 7,200 feet, officials said.
Homer is booming with housing development and the viability of long-standing trails is threatened
Artist uses art to explore the blurred boundaries between sorrow and celebration, hardship and healing
Expect vote splitting. And a lot of it
This year is the 30th anniversary of the festival
Our identity and our economy are deeply connected to our role as an energy exporter
Our mantra is Team Alaska — we are here to help Alaskans and our communities.
You could start by making a list of your top choices with the issues they support that you care about
Fortunately, there is an alternative.
We’re also taking steps to add more flexibility to our fleet.
April 22 is celebrated around the world as Earth Day
Alaskan fishermen suffer the effects of policy failures
Congratulations to UAA’s Class of 2022 and future graduates