There is a path to increasing food security without an Alaska Department of Agriculture this legislative session.

The goal should be to craft a plan to increase agriculture on a statewide basis to submit to the next legislative session.

Existing agriculture policies are Railbelt-centric and need to address food security statewide, writes Rodger Painter in a ...

The order mandates ballots to be received by Election Day and requires proof of citizenship for registering to vote in ...

Students, staff and faculty at St. Peter’s School returned from spring break this week to kick off one of the school’s most ...

The Village of Solomon, a tribal corporation based in Nome, is hoping to boost their energy security and lower fuel costs by ...

The legacy of Ted Stevens lives on at the newest DOD center, fostering Arctic security collaboration among military and ...

Rick Thoman noted in a recent report that the paucity of 2024-2025 snowfall in Anchorage and other Southcentral Alaska ...

The United States experienced other horrific tornadoes in the last century. More than 200 people perished in 1936 when Tupelo ...

Initially, their rescuer thought he had spotted the wreckage of a downed plane. But as he got closer, he realized the three ...

The Alaska Association of Basketball Coaches announced its All-State Teams this week, with three Kenai Peninsula players ...