Elizabeth Harball, Alaska's Energy Desk

One Alaskan thinks he’s figured out a better way to do clean up oil spills. He doesn’t work in a lab, he doesn’t have any fancy degrees and he’s not backed by the government or a big company. But some experts think he might be on to something.

The Alaska Native corporation representing the North Slope has bought two federal leases in the Beaufort sea formerly owned by Shell. That gives the Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, or ASRC, the right to explore for oil and gas in the Arctic Ocean, which has historically been controversial in the region.

Alaskans joined protesters around the country Tuesday staging demonstrations against the Dakota Access pipeline project, including two in Anchorage.

The team working on the Alaska LNG gas line project is undergoing a big shift as the state prepares to take over.

The federal government announced it will hold its annual oil and gas lease sale for land in the National Petroleum Reserve Alaska, or NPR-A, on Dec. 14.

Donald Trump’s unexpected victory could change the landscape for Alaska’s oil and gas industry.

Third-quarter financial reports are a window into how the companies are weathering the dramatic decline in oil prices.

The Anchorage race between Republican Cathy Giessel and independent Vince Beltrami could help determine the balance of power in the state Senate, and how Alaska takes on its fiscal crisis.

Jim Musselman is an elephant hunter. Elephant fields, that is.

The Alaska Gasline Development Corporation met today in Kenai for an update on the state’s progress taking over the gas line project.