Continuing its focus on sustainability in all facets of life, Audi Canada presented the fourth installment of its Sustainability Dining Series in Canada, on April 24th. Hosted at DaNico Toronto, this ...

WASHINGTON, April 24 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's energy security council plans to host a summit in Alaska in early June, when it hopes Japan and South Korea will announce commitments ...

Pipelines stretch toward the horizon in the National Petroleum Reserve—Alaska. The Trump administration's National Energy Dominance Council is planning an Alaska summit with leaders from Japan ...

Scientists at Mount Spurr in Alaska have been unable to collect vital volcanic data for over a month as the area experiences “elevated” levels of earthquakes — but authorities claim an ...

Thirteen years ago, Palmer farmer Scott Robb set a world record with a 138-pound cabbage he brought to the Alaska State Fair. Not long afterward, Palmer’s local visitor center dedicated a statue ...

Tundra swans — at 15 pounds and with a wingspan of almost 6 feet — are now touching down on the ponds and snowfields of Alaska. Not too long ago, Alaska scientists discovered more about where ...

Alaska Airlines lost $166 million in the first quarter of 2025 but is confident it will weather the impact of tariffs and economic uncertainty as it looks to launch new trans-Pacific nonstop ...

A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Willow, Alaska, with tremors felt in Anchorage and Eagle River. According to United States Geological Survey (USGS), the quake struck 4 miles north of Willow ...

Fiscal conservatives like to say that Alaska has a spending problem. Solve it by cutting programs and the tax-free good life can continue — along with a Permanent Fund dividend every fall.

Daniel Ksepka, the curator of a new display at the Bruce Museum, said he focused on Alaska because it is ‘on the front line’ of global warming. By Shivani Vora Reporting from Greenwich ...

When remnants of Typhoon Merbok hit the Alaska Native village of Hooper Bay in 2022, the impact was immediate and — for this roughly 1,400-person town on the edge of the Bering Sea — disastrous.