A late amendment to a bill nearing final passage in the Alaska Capitol would exempt some Alaska Native village corporations ...
Honoring ANCSA’s vision means protecting Alaska Native Corporations as pillars of self-determination
ANCSA was never simply about settling land claims — it was a promise that we as Alaska Native people could protect our way of ...
Alaska wildlife officials can move forward with a controversial predator-control program that allows black and brown bears to ...
Catch Acadia, Sequoia, Mesa, Rainier, Mammoth, and Teton, the new class of Denali canine ranger puppies, on the Denali Puppy ...
Dozens of scientists and engineers from around the War Department visited the Pentagon today. They showcased what the best ...
Native students are graduating from high school, college and other institutions of learning. What's in store for the Class of 2026?
State and federal officials say addressing the MMIP crisis is a top priority, but advocates say more resources and attention ...
The indie auteur’s latest film, the romance drama, “The Sun Never Sets,” closes out the Chicago Critics Film Festival.
Inside the Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska office, a few locals are sitting around a long table making posters for Walking With ...
UA senior films delve into horror, the supernatural, a bird invasion, a Grandpa's secret, self-discovery in a VW and a ...
The line whisps through the afternoon air as Justice, a Tongass Guide Academy student, watches the fly he tied hours ago ...
Bradley, a GU graduate and member of the Tlingit tribe, spoke at a Q&A event on Friday afternoon following the film screening.
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