With the Democratic field clear, Kreiss-Tomkins is now poised to also draw support from national groups. The chair of the ...

When the plaza and sign are finished in 2028, residents and tourists alike will know the deep mud and thick grass of Fish ...

Northern Journal has merged with the Anchorage Press! Read our announcement and other information here, and support us with a subscription here. In a last-minute shakeup, Republican gubernatorial ...

The ‘Real Alaskan’ is cheap repackaging of what one historian describes as hunter-heroes, Kaitlin Jade Armstrong writes in an ...

It's campaign season in Alaska. Democratic former U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola made national news Monday when she said she's entering what's expected to be a hard-fought and expensive race for the Alaska ...

During the pandemic, Alaska’s oil prices are down, out-of-state tourists are staying home, and our economy is hurting. But as many industries get hit hard, health care jobs continue to be in demand—in ...

This is not a tale about the United States or any other nation besieged by the new coronavirus. Instead, it’s a story about the ancient Roman Empire, where a contagion known as the Antonine Plague ...

Joshua Keil currently lives in Spain, but a big part of his heart is forever bound to Alaska. That’s why his latest self published novel, “In the Land of the Salmon” revolves around protecting wild ...

COVID-19 infections are rising again but Anchorage hotels are not giving their employees training or adequate protective equipment and cleaning supplies, a state legislative committee was told July 15 ...

The Board of Regents of the University of Alaska met recently and adopted a budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1. This budget eliminates about 40 long-standing academic programs at Alaska’s ...

I have written in the past about the fact that most people seem to barely notice the presence of our wild neighbors; by that I mean the animals with whom we share the local landscape (moose and bears ...

The University of Alaska has demonstrated resilience and resolve over many years and across many challenging issues. Alaskans support the university in helping our students, employing our graduates, ...