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A federal prisoner in New York could play spoiler in Alaska’s House race

Eric Hafner could siphon away Democratic votes from independent candidate Bill Hill in a critical race against Republican US Rep. Nick Begich III.

Dan Sullivan promoted data centers in Alaska while his family business profits off them

While Dan Sullivan says Alaska's ideal for data centers, his family’s multibillion-dollar company has been selling them specialized chemicals.

Bill Hill, Matt Schultz blast DC corruption, call for end to Iran war

Matt Schultz exited the race earlier this year and has backed Bill Hill as the state’s best hope at unseating Republican Nick Begich.

Alaska Offline: What’s happening around Alaska (Oct. 14-21)

From fantasy balls and creepy crafts to comedy, live jazz, fall fun and more, there’s plenty happening around Alaska.

Dan Sullivan pushed to ease forever chemical laws after supporting them

After backing a firefighter protection bill, Dan Sullivan has pushed to loosen protections for cancer-causing PFAS chemicals.

CBJ considers capping the commercial whale watching fleet

Juneau's considering new limits on commercial whale watching fleet as vessel congestion, overcrowding and stress on the whales spark local concern.

Bill Hill nearly doubles fundraising in final stretch to Election Day

The independent candidate’s picking up the fundraising pace in the final stretch, but US Rep. Nick Begich still has a big head start.

Alaska Offline: What’s happening around Alaska (Oct. 7-14)

There’s plenty on the calendar, from a three-day fiber festival and a romantasy masquerade ball in Fairbanks to pumpkin drops, fall festivals, and more across Alaska.

Ice to see you: Exploring the Kenai Fjords on a glacier tour

Alaska provides experiences unlike any other state in the country. Here’s how you can see incredible sights of nature and wildlife on a glacier-filled adventure through the Kenai Fjords.

Republican candidate for rural Alaska district says region needs someone to ‘counter the Native voice’

Willy Keppel has become a go-to conservative voice for rural Alaska, but detractors say his history makes him a poor choice for the Legislature.

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