In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s upset victory, President Barack Obama still has two months left in office, to close out policy decisions and try to cement any final pieces of his legacy.
Alaska's Energy Desk
Video: Artifacts unearthed during TAPS construction remain relevant
Underneath the Museum of the North in Fairbanks are rows upon rows of artifacts from across the state. One group of items, unearthed during the construction of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, still have a role to play in Alaska’s modern development process.
In rural Alaska, loss of heating assistance hits hard
Cuts to state and federal heating assistance programs hit rural, urban Alaska differently
Alaskans set up camp at Standing Rock in support of protestors
A delegation of indigenous women from across Alaska traveled to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota this week.
Budget cuts leave some Alaskans chilly this winter
It could be harder for thousands of Alaskans to stay warm this winter. That’s because a state heating assistance program, created when oil prices were up, has gone away.
About 120 to leave gas line team as state takes charge of project
The team working on the Alaska LNG gas line project is undergoing a big shift as the state prepares to take over.