Yereth Rosen

In the future, a study projects, snow will arrive too late in the fall in much of Alaska for biologists to spot moose from the air.

The total number of fish in this year's harvest and the value of the catch were among the lowest in decades, state officials reported.

Home care workers, whose services are needed more as Alaska's population ages, have negotiated for better pay and other benefits.

The processing employment data, which also shows a higher percentage of nonresident hire, points to difficulties with worker shortages.

A legislative task force charged with recommending action to rescue the industry is considering a broad range of responses.

Alaska has some of the nation's highest rates of chlamydia and gonorrhea, and high numbers are shown in the annual infectious disease report.

Hydrogen, the universe’s most common element, could underpin a post-oil energy future in Alaska and beyond, experts say.

A new study shows big increases in pathogen exposure since late 1980s, potentially adding more stress for polar bears in a changing climate.

The swap would allow a road to be built through Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, a plan pitting safey claims against environmental concerns.

The size of the famous Bristol Bay run is forecasted to be above the long-term average, but the economic outlook is unclear.