Despite lawsuits, court orders and a hiring push, Alaska's Division of Public Assistance is still struggling to keep up with applications.

Alaska signed on to a $7.4 billion national Purdue settlement last month, which could bring the state more than $12 million. The state is also set to receive almost $2 million in another settlement with eight opioid manufacturers.

An IT outage that grounded Alaska Airlines flights Sunday night led to disruptions Monday at the Anchorage and Fairbanks international airports.

Earlier this month, Unalaska City Manager Bil Homka presented the island’s ports director with a notice of termination, which was the topic of a special City Council meeting Friday afternoon.

Residents say the island’s only store is now stocked with milk, eggs and bread.

Tails on Trails allows volunteers to borrow a dog for 48 hours to hike, run or just sit on the couch and hang out.

Nathan Keays argues the undisclosed relationship — involving a prosecutor linked to the scandal that ousted U.S. District Court Judge Joshua Kindred — denied him a fair trial.

The fate of Alaska’s smaller public radio stations is in doubt after Congress passed a bill to defund the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Officials with the state’s largest school district say they’ve reassigned some staff to minimize the layoffs.

The Chilkat Indian Village is in the thick of a five-year research effort to better understand the risk and reduce it over time.