The complicated legacy of the Jesuits' nearly 140 years in the state was honored at an event at Bethel’s Immaculate Conception Church on June 16.

Ulric Jeffery Ulroan, 48, who has been living in Nome for the past two years, was arrested on June 24 by Alaska State Troopers and the Nome Police Department. He has been arraigned for charges involving sexual abuse, sexual assault, indecent exposure, and furnishing alcohol to a minor.

A secret agreement provides the most detailed insight yet into one of the world’s largest prospective natural gas projects.

The vetoes leave untouched hundreds of millions of dollars lawmakers set aside for school maintenance, construction, and operations.

The State of Alaska's battle over managing fisheries on the Kuskokwim River has a big price tag. The state must pay $1.8 million to cover the legal costs of four Native groups that joined the federal government's lawsuit against the state.

Communities in Norton Sound are among those preparing for an extended period of extra high fuel prices after the war with Iran drove up the cost of energy globally.

The accused include managers and proprietors of Anchorage assisted living homes, a Soldotna dentist and individuals paid by Medicaid to take care of ailing relatives.

Brandon Kalief Wright had been jailed for about four days on felony assault and misdemeanor criminal mischief charges, according to court records.

Alaska State Troopers say Philip Phillips, 58, fled Palmer on July 6 after a jury was selected for his trial. He was believed to have set out from Whittier on a boat July 7, and troopers issued a warrant for him two days later.

Supporters of Alaska’s voting system say Repeal Now is misrepresenting its top donors.