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Thousands of people who visit the Fairbanks Pioneer Museum every year will now be able to see a bronze bust of Felix Pedro, a goldminer from Italy whose July 22,

Alaska legislators recently traveled to North Dakota to learn about efforts to promote the capture and storage of carbon pollution.

Emma Pokon, as state attorney, wrote legislation eliminating independent cruise monitoring program.

Interior legislators discussed education, rail extension, ore haul, child care, and energy issues Thursday evening at a meet and greet with constituents in Fairbanks.

The annual meeting serves as an exchange between the city and lawmakers ahead of the Alaska Legislature gaveling in for its legislative session in January.

All three of Juneau’s Democratic legislators among those opposing merger.

To the editor: If you’ve recently traveled up the Elliott Highway to pick berries, go for a hike, or simply make the drive home from town you may have noticed

The Alaska Food Strategy Task Force has released its first of two reports as required by statute with recommendations pertaining to three of its seven assigned focus areas centered around

A random collection of what there is to do in Kodiak. Send your ideas and information to Publisher Kevin Bumgarner via email at kevin@kodiakdailymirror.com

Gwen Holdmann, a senior researcher at the Alaska Center for Energy and Power and an associate vice chancellor at University of Alaska Fairbanks, was notified earlier this month that she’d