A public records lawsuit is the latest sign of possible skirmishes ahead as ballots are counted in the U.S. Senate race.

The data is incomplete, making it hard to predict who will win unsettled races. But it illustrates some interesting trends.

U.S. employers created a surprising 165,000 new jobs last month, and the unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%. The hiring beat ...

If Peltola’s lead holds, she will have flipped a Senate seat in a state that President Donald Trump carried in each of the ...

In a state that routinely elects Republicans to statewide office, Kreiss-Tomkins made his “high-energy, bipartisan, ...

According to the U.S.Forest Service, 188,000 acres of currently roadless land could be considered suitable for logging in the ...

The ballot measure, backed primarily by Republicans, aims to repeal the voting system Alaska has used since 2022.

Alaska’s election night brought surprises, close races and the likelihood of a Democratic governor for the first time in ...

Anchorage Republican Cathy Giessel announced as next Alaska Senate President, with some key races still undecided.

The Alaska Beacon's James Brooks talks through how the 35th Alaska Legislature is taking shape after the 2026 midterm ...

Some states count ballots very quickly. Alaska is not one of them. For instance, it took roughly two weeks to call a winner ...

The agreement – between Enstar, Matanuska Electric Association and Hilcorp – allows Enstar to buy about 1.2 billion cubic ...