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Power returned to City Hall around 6:50 p.m. and the Assembly meeting started at 7 p.m.

In the same vein as farm stands, micro bakeries have grown in popularity on social media across the Lower 48 and Alaska. But instead of buying corn, peaches, or pumpkins, people can grab freshly baked goods like bagels, bread, or cookies

Geoff was a chemical engineer and worked in a gold mine. Marcy was an accountant and had her sights on becoming a bush pilot. But they had a common love of beer.

Kreiss-Tomkins has brought in $1.8 million since entering the race in February. The majority of it came from wealthy donors who live in the Lower 48.

Two new lawsuits say the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violated the law by issuing a wetlands-fill permit for a road through Izembek National Wildlife Refuge wetlands

Southcentral Alaska’s largest natural gas utility is asking state regulators to reconsider their decision on a project that would’ve expanded natural gas storage. That’s after the Regulatory Commission of Alaska denied Enstar’s request earlier this month, saying the utility had not provided sufficient information. Enstar president John Sims said they’ve been working on this project for more…