WPTA Staff

It’s been just over six months since the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, commonly known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, became law in the U.S.

Glenn Hackney, a former Alaska legislator from Fairbanks, died Friday, May 20, after being involved in a car accident the previous Wednesday.

Eielson AFB conducts local training exercise.

In 2021, Two Rivers, Alaska was hit by a string of arsons that kept residents worried for their safety and property

For 17 years, the Fairbanks location for the Blood Bank of Alaska has been collecting live-saving resources from the community.

A former Alaskan has recently been indicted on charges of killing his roommate in 2020, but he's already in jail awaiting trial for a murder in Oregon.

The budget now heads to the governor’s office.

Off of City Lights Boulevard, a large sinkhole has opened up, threatening the ground stability of the nearby area.

On May 13, military personnel wrapped up their training with Red Flag Alaska 22-1, a pacific air force directed field training that put participants in worldwide combat training.

The Legislature has passed a bill to protect Alaska's college scholarship fund.

Alaska lawmakers face the end of the regular legislative session Wednesday, with a state spending package yet to be resolved.