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Bronson’s proposed budget anticipates property tax bills will decrease by 4% on average. 

The disruption of the pandemic focused even more attention on a perennial concern for Alaska, our distance from major food suppliers. The future economic health of our state depends in part on having a more robust, local supply of food to reduce reliance on outside producers. In this episode of Alaska Insight, host Lori Townsend is joined by Glenna Gannon, an assistant professor of sustainable food systems with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and Tikaan Galbreath, technical assistance network director with the Intertribal Agriculture Council, to discuss creating sustainable food systems in Alaska.

https://youtu.be/2mEWnN1uRKM A local food hub has spouted Port Lions on Kodiak Island, bringing with it increased food security. The archipelago is now home to six...

The Senate voted 88-9 to approve a short-term spending bill to fund the government through Nov. 17. President Biden signed the bill into law shortly afterward.

Scott Boneta, 33, resigned from the Anchorage Police Department on Thursday.

The two soldiers who died were among 17 in a Light Medium Tactical Vehicle that crashed Monday amid the region's first snowfall.

The shortage has led to reduced hours at retail pharmacies and longer wait times to get prescriptions filled.

Four years into the Yukon River salmon collapse, Mackenzie Englishoe is one of many young people on the river grappling with the way climate change is transforming their communities and culture.

An ominous murmur arose after the vote was announced, D.C. correspondent Liz Ruskin says.

Alaska Natives make up 40% of the inmates in Alaska prisons, yet are only 14% of the state’s population.

Votes for the 12 Katmai National Park bears in this year's Fat Bear Week bracket are being taken until Oct. 10.

Beaudreau grew up in Anchorage. "There was a certain amount of comfort, knowing that he knew our state," Sen. Murkowski says.

At 29 years old, he would become the region’s youngest mayor.

The Center for Biological Diversity says the National Marine Fisheries Service has failed to create recovery plans for ringed and bearded seals.

The implementation of the cameras comes two-and-a-half years after Anchorage voters approved a $1.8 million tax increase to purchase the equipment.

Marching bands are a staple at high school and college football games across the Lower 48. In Alaska, though, only a few schools have them.

At least one Juneau resident has lost more than $50,000 after paying fraudulent bills sent by someone posing as a local contractor.

Sending money overseas for Ukraine’s defense has become controversial among Republicans.

Fat Bear Week's brown bears can lose one-third of their body weight over the course of hibernation, so they really need all the food they can get.

Jenna Wright, the Anchorage Economic Development Corp.'s new head, says the city needs to become more desirable and affordable to workers.