Western

As it continues to leak, it resurrects a debate on how safety can be improved in a region where a major wildlife corridor overlaps with a busy shipping through-point.

Alaska’s economic woes are affecting all corners of the state, especially communities that were banking on an Arctic boom.

The City of Nome joins several other cities across the country that celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ day instead of Columbus Day.

No sign has been found of an 74-year-old Unalakleet woman who went missing six days ago.

It’s been a long and unproductive road for the Rock Creek Mine. But now that it’s being liquidated, money will finally flow into the pockets of its current owner, Bering Straits Native Corporation.

The focus of the talks across the Norton Sound are broad, but discussions at Nome’s Pioneer Hall brought local providers face to face with the heads of major state agencies, forcing many to confront uncomfortable truths.