A debate on whether to rely on war-driven oil revenue to cover time-sensitive state expenses was again front and center in the Alaska House on Monday. Lawmakers spent roughly two hours ...

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The artist Emine Yilmaz was shoved into a passing subway car three years ago. Six surgeries later, she’s drawing again.

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Nine major US carriers have written to lawmakers demanding legislative action to protect Transportation Security ...

A supplemental budget bill stalled in the House amid sharp disagreements between the House majority and minority caucuses.

Students are getting a hands-on lesson in financial literacy at Mohawk Valley Community College. About 150 students from 10 area high schools are participating in a reality fair at the college in ...

We all know the frustrations of driving in traffic in South Florida. And a lot of the time, express lanes can be a solution.

The change to daylight saving time and the marking of World Sleep Day call attention to the factors that contribute to sleep ...

The Alaska Department of Revenue on Friday projected $545 million in unforeseen revenue to the state through the end of the fiscal year, due in large part to higher oil prices driven by war ...

Both chambers of the Legislature are considering proposals that would allow for a period of voluntary mergers (another recommendation of the redistricting task force). A proposal in the Senate ...

When politicians get paid while the people doing the work don't, that's not democracy. It's hypocrisy and an abuse of their power.