The Canadian government's recent effort to assert its sovereignty in the Arctic has reignited calls for a university to be created in the North.
Officials are talking about how best to preserve a 19th-century British naval shipwreck found in Arctic waters this summer.
Some say Scott McAdams - the Democrat running against Tea Party-backed Joe Miller for the U.S. Senate - doesn't stand a good chance on Nov. 2. But the Sitka mayor, brimming with confidence, is seeing a rise in media attention and campaign donations.
After 35 years working for one of Alaska's most powerful Native corporations, Matthew Nicolai was abruptly placed on leave Monday. The timing coincides with a lawsuit alleging Nicolai stalked and harassed a former girlfriend and business associate.
Lisa Murkowski of Alaska concedes to Joe Miller in Alaska's Aug. 24 primary, joining six other congressional incumbents who lost their party's primaries.
Cairn Energy discovers "working hydrocarbon system" below the seafloor off Greenland's coast.
Canada should use military investment as a catalyst for northern economic development, says a report issued Tuesday by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
Ken Salazar, Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, will hold town hall meetings in Barrow and Anchorage this week, according to the White House.