Expensive fuel means expensive power, but an electric cooperative in Western Alaska is looking to cut costs by reaching up its own supply chain.
With its sixth wind turbine now online, the village of Unalakleet is ready to give diesel power a run for its money.
More and smaller companies producing oil could mean more jobs for Alaskans -- but fewer taxable barrels in the pipeline.
Alaska hates the idea, and for once that's enough.
A Fairbanks man is bringing the heart of Alaska's energy debate to a new forum: a Facebook fan page.
Sherry Comer is a local musician and student who has played around Anchorage and at the Talkeetna Bluegrass Festival. Her South Anchorage home is full of thrift store...
