Kaila Pfister is a parent, Alaska Historical Society board member and the director of community engagement at Alaska Children ...

Many of Alaska’s kids are struggling, and it’s critical we help before a child or teen reaches the tipping point. Preventing ...

The changes to the e-rate under consideration by the Federal Communications Commission could be financially devastating and ...

A spokesman for the Alaska Department of Public Safety said this is the first time he has seen AI be the cause of a hunting ...

Erica Meltzer is National Editor at Chalkbeat, where she covers education policy and politics. Erica was a founding editor of ...

Ballot Measure 2 may lift financial donation limits for governor and lieutenant governor elections amid a conflict with ...

Tummassak is among more than 100 Native students still buried at the Carlisle cemetery, including 11 from Alaska, but she ...

Alaska childcare providers, families and employers are under intense strain with the lack of childcare availability and ...

Years after the COVID-19 pandemic peak, the virus is considered endemic, still circulating but causing less harm than before.

A new administrative order reversed freezes imposed in May 2025 amid fiscal concerns; the Iran war has boosted state revenue.

The prospect of data centers in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough has raised public concern and scrutiny of a proposed state land ...

Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan and Democrat Mary Peltola are fighting bitterly over fisheries, especially the hot-button issue of bycatch.