The U.S. Senate candidate told more than 100 of her supporters packed into the Bethel VFW hall on Nov. 1 that allegations that her campaign was involved in recruiting a second Dan Sullivan to enter the Senate race were a distraction from issues that matter to rural Alaskans.

One Republican, one Democrat, and two independents, including the current Alaska House Speaker, are running to represent the large rural district.

In the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region, the state House election is a rematch between two Democrats: incumbent Rep. Nellie Jimmie and the person she beat two years ago, Conrad "CJ" McCormick.

The two were identified as 43-year old Kenneth Andrew of Bethel and 35-year-old Kayla Hendrickson of Emmonak.

U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman did not cite any laws that might have been broken, even when pressed on what crime could be at the heart of the investigation.

Typhoon Champi is just one of a series of fall storms fueled by a powerful El Niño, Jason Laney with the National Weather Service said.

New York Times global affairs correspondent Anton Troianovski says, even before revelations about the secret funding, Polar LNG was planning to use some of Novatek's technology.

Alaska has been expanding its addiction treatment options over the past decade, but mothers and pregnant women experiencing addiction still face significant barriers to treatment.

The feds provide “no workable plan” to investigate ballots marked for the other Dan Sullivan to determine if voters were confused, she said.

Alaska voters will decide whether to repeal ranked choice voting, open primaries and a “dark money” disclosure rule. Here’s what’s at stake and who’s trying to sway the outcome.