While many elements are still unknown, the case could signal that an activist group has successfully influenced the way Alaska’s grand jury system works.

The vigil offered people an opportunity to speak about those they’ve lost and lay a rose in their memory. The event was part of a nationwide day of awareness honoring missing or murdered Indigenous people.

More than 30 states have extended Medicaid coverage to one year for new mothers as a way to reduce health care gaps.

Half of the 16 Georgia Republicans who convened in December 2020 to declare Trump the winner in the state have accepted immunity deals from prosecutors investigating alleged election interference.

A UAF citizen science program took off during the pandemic and now garners submissions from more than 1,000 people each year, helping scientists better predict where flooding may occur.

The road heading into Denali National Park will be open to the Teklanika Rest Area until May 20, when the park’s transit buses return.

Mayor Dave Bronson has selected Tyler Andrews as the city’s director of the Human Resources Department.

After Jordan Neely, a 30-year old homeless man, was choked to death by another passengers, some New Yorkers are questioning the safety of the subway system.

SAFE Banking legislation would protect banks that serve marijuana businesses in an effort to shield dispensaries from fraud and violent crime.

Leonard Leo told GOP pollster Kellyanne Conway to give Virginia “Ginni” Thomas “another $25,000″ and to bill a nonprofit organization called the Judicial Education Project.

Brian and Candy Corty of Delta Junction told investors they could expect returns 30 times their initial investments into a business they described as a “marijuana theme park,” according to a federal grand jury indictment.