Elizabeth Jenkins, Alaska's Energy Desk - Juneau

One glacier in Denali National Park could be moving at a decidedly un-glacial pace.

A multimillion dollar dam in Kake would make it easier to bring renewable energy to the village. But the definition of “renewable” isn’t the same in everyone’s book.

In a class action grievance filed Tuesday, the Alaska State Employees Association says the governor overlooked a crucial detail in its contract agreement.

Diesel is powering holiday light displays in small communities around Southeast Alaska.

Timber sales are intended to stimulate the local economy, but timber industry groups say that the U.S.Forest Service hasn’t made enough Tongass logs available to keep the industry alive.

“Wildfires are probably the most visible catastrophic footprint in climate change that you can get,” James Partain said.