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In a letter to Interior Secretary Sally Jewell, Alaska's junior senator called on a task force charged with making wildlife trafficking recommendations to be careful not to harm Alaska Native traditional crafts and the economic benefits they provide.
May has come to a close, and crews from Alaska's largest whaling community have yet to find safe enough conditions to make their first spring strike.
First, there was life on the high seas with fishermen from Dutch Harbor. Then came Ariel Tweto flying wild, which was followed by Sarah Palin and the treasure seekers. Now get ready to meet the real rural Alaskans -- the Hailstones.
Education, healthy and safety priorities -- along with regional funding equity -- were the guideposts for lawmakers during the recent session's budget balancing.
The largest in a string of recent controlled substance busts in Alaska's North Slope Borough came when postal employees intercepted a single package containing four pounds of marijuana.
As the one-year anniversary of Japan's deadly earthquake and tsunami approaches, Alaska's congressional leadership is turning its attention toward the state's coastline and tons of trash moving across the Pacific.
Various community organizations in Nome and Kotzebue have received corporate charitable donations from Alaska Airlines.
Some $495,000 is available in grants from the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation toward restoring and monitoring Alaska's endangered water bodies, according to the state.
Federal and state deadlines are fast approaching for relief funds in the wake of November's deadly Bering Sea storm.
Friday, Jan. 20, is the final day to bid for a ride with your favorite musher during the first 11 miles of the 2012 Alaska Iditarod.
Western Alaskans needing assistance with damaged homes, personal property or transportation from November's fierce Bering Sea storm have access to Homeland Security relief.