That's up $5 billion from the TAPS valuation that has lasted a decade.

“We are definitely not in the clear, given the forecast that we have,” a state climatologist said.

A federal judge late last month ruled against a group of Alaskans seeking to force the state to process applications for food assistance on time. // U.S. Senate candidate Dan Sullivan – the one from Petersburg – says a state investigation into his bid for office is baseless. // Alaska ranked 47th in the nation in a recent analysis of children's overall well-being, after dropping seven places since the last report.

The park’s Puppy Cam livestream has captured hearts across the world — and even inspired some viewers to make the trip to the park in person.

A candidate for governor would like to end the Permanent Fund Dividend with a big, one-time payout, and Denali National Park's tiniest — and fluffiest — rangers will begin showing off their training to visitors this month.

Fairbanks City Hall’s facade is set to feature a pair of murals designed by Alaska Native artists in concert with local Native organizations and Lower 48 researchers as part of a project funded by the National Science Foundation.

Today is the last day for Golden Valley Electric Association members to cast a vote for candidates for the co-op’s board of directors. // The front of Fairbanks City Hall is getting a makeover, thanks to a public art initiative funded by the National Science Foundation. // The U.S. Air Force F-35 demonstration team will headline two days of aviation-related events in an air show in August at Eielson Air Force Base. // Several political candidates joined people from across Alaska for a multi-day Indigenous cultural festival in Juneau. // The Matanuska-Susitna Borough School Board last week approved a program that allows teachers and staff members to carry concealed weapons in schools.

A park ranger died on Denali after falling into a crevasse, and federal regulators voted for new restrictions on caribou hunts in northwestern Alaska.

Park officials identified the victim as Robin Pendery of Washington state, a seasonal mountaineering ranger assigned to Denali National Park and Preserve.

Dan Bross and Rick Thoman talk about the later than normal arrival of warm weather.