Taylor has served as the state's top attorney since 2021, after two of his immediate predecessors resigned amid scandals.

If built, the pilot project would have two trains running daily from Wasilla to Anchorage and back again on existing rail ...

The Trump administration has tied new requirements to election security grants. Some states told NPR they're passing on the ...

The association says former U.S. District Court Judge Joshua Kindred, who resigned last year amid a widespread scandal, ...

A cat cafe that opened in Wasilla in late July has helped over half a dozen felines find new homes. The Alaska Cat Cafe acts ...

Hear about John Larson's "Through the Stillness, Through the Dark" and how collaboration and community have helped keep him ...

There are tons of concerts – including Wiz Khalifa, Mastodon and the sold-out Billy Currington. Concert times and prices vary ...

Hear findings of Anchorage Economic Development Corporation’s annual Business Confidence Index survey, and hear about ...

Hear from field biologists Dr. Kathy Kuletz and Steve Matsuoka, who have studied birds in Alaska for years. Their stories and ...

Former Anchorage Daily News opinion page editor Michael Carey says he was impressed by the care Haycox took in researching ...

The Interior Department plans six lease sales, but industry interest has been mild in the gasfields Southcentral Alaska ...

On this episode we dive into a new book that explores everything odd and fantastic about our state. The book is called ...