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The regional administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency has taken a major step in preventing the development of mines in the Bristol Bay watershed today, issuing a recommended determination that may put a stop to the Pebble Partnership’s plans for the region.

Justice Peter Maassen has been selected to serve as Chief Justice of the Alaska Supreme Court.

The coalition includes 17 out of the senate’s 20 members.

The Port of Alaska gets a $68.7 million dollar federal grant

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has requested the United States Department of Commerce to declare a fishery disaster determination for the 2022/23 Bristol Bay red king crab and Bering Sea snow crab fisheries via a letter to the U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo.

2022 marks the 155th anniversary of the event, when U.S. Army troops held a ceremonial flag-raising at Castle Hill in Sitka.

Governor Mike Dunleavy on Monday, October 17, announced legislation targeting the fentanyl crisis in the state of Alaska.

Blood donations can be scheduled at the Fairbanks Community Blood Center at 3010 Airport Way.

Those who fail to report online by Oct. 15 will be denied a permit for next year.

Alaska State Senate Democrats Scott Kawasaki and Bill Wielechowski urge Alaska’s Attorney General to investigate potential price gouging for cost of gas in the state.

Two foreign nationals arrived by boat to the tiny Alaskan Island to escape the Russian military.

The redistribution funds will be applied to seven projects

Cities and villages in the Western part of Alaska received a surprise visit this week from the non-profit organization World Central Kitchen. The organization delivers supplies to areas affected by natural disaster.

Alaska's congressional delegates are asking for federal help as state residents continue to deal with the effects of the devastating storm that pummeled west coast communities over the weekend.

Governor Mike Dunleavy signed into law Senate Bill 185, which passed the legislature in May.

Hughes makes history as the first African-American Alaska State Trooper Colonel

Maurice Hughes will now be Director of the Alaska State Troopers (AST), the first African-American to serve as Colonel for AST.

Dunleavy says the PFD early release will help Alaska residents during a time of high inflation costs.

Tanana Valley State Forest reopens to motorized use on July 12.

Dunleavy vetoed 400 million dollars in spending, according to his office.

The group sent a letter to the Division of Elections and Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer calling the rate of rejection “staggering and unacceptable.”

With all the smoke in the area, you might be wondering where the smoke is come from and how close the fires are.

Flooding that damaged portions of the Richardson Highway has temporarily closed the road while crews from the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities work to replace culverts.

As flooding on the Copper River continues to wreak havoc on those in the Glennallen area, a home was swept away by the currents.

The 2022 session of the Alaska State Legislature has ended, and in the final days of the session, the Alaska Reads Act was approved by both the House and the Senate.

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.

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy officially announced his run for a second term Monday and with it, announced who will be his running mate this fall.

The nation-wide formula shortage has been affecting families nationwide since February with people and organizations in Alaska having a very hard time finding formula.

Law enforcement officers to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Last Frontier on Friday, May 13.

Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy sat down with KTVF & KXDF in Fairbanks to discuss issues facing Alaska and the nation.