Amanda Bohman

The federal agency is questioning claims by the state of Alaska that pollution in the Fairbanks North Star Borough will be cut in half in the next two years.

Marijuana, abortion, trapping, electric bikes, campaign contributions and daylight savings are some of the topics Alaska legislators want to discuss when the new session starts next week.

Brett Huber Sr. is the new chairman of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. The Alaska Public Offices Commission is investigating his relationship with Gov. Mike Dunleavy, an independent

Here are a few things to know about Alaska politics this week.

A group of U.S. senators, including Alaska's Dan Sullivan, are visiting the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Morocco and Israel.

Anchorage Democrat Elvi Gray-Jackson, a leader in the Senate Majority, wants police officers prohibited from using chokeholds except in situations calling for deadly force. Some departments already classify chokeholds as

Four new legislators from Fairbanks — Maxine Dibert, Will Stapp, Frank Tomaszewski and Ashley Carrick — are scheduled to be sworn in to the Alaska House of Representatives today.

The Alaska Trappers Association is challenging home rule municipalities’ authority to regulate trapping.

Respect, transparency and fiscal stability are the groups' main organizing principles.

Amanda Bohman, Fairbanks To the editor: [Sunday] morning, the editorial board held that local leaders “have a higher ethical and moral