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Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski is the latest official to push the Commerce Department to revise its definition of "crude oil," hoping to see condensate removed from the definition.

The US Air Force has given the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program facility in Gakona, Alaska, a death row reprieve of sorts.

One's a former Republican legislator who pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy in 2011 as part of the FBI's investigation of Alaska political corruption.

The Senate is scheduled to vote on President Obama's nominees to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission early next week.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski is urging the Commerce Department to change its "30-year-old" definition of crude oil in an effort to expand U.S. exports.

The Pentagon has delayed its plans to knock down a controversial Alaskan radio research facility until next year, for a possible transfer to a university or scientific institution, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, announced.

Miller hasn't noticed the lights are being turned out, the last of the balloons have fallen from the ceiling and the confetti is being swept up.

I knew I was in trouble when I read Shannyn Moore's Sunday column and she started with "I love too."

In 2010, Fairbanks attorney and Tea Party firebrand Joe Miller pulled off one of the biggest upsets in recent political history by defeating Alaska's incumbent Sen. Lisa Murkowski in the Republican primary.

Veterans flooded into the Menard Memorial Sports Center on Wednesday night with lists of grievances about the Veterans Affairs Clinic in Wasilla, from staffing to scheduling to overall dysfunction.

Wednesday afternoon, Denali National Park held the official dedication ceremony for the Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station.

But Cynthia Joe says those limitations aren't exclusive to the VA in Alaska. She says no matter who you are or what benefits you have, access to care can be a challenge in the state.

A powerful, emotional slice of America was on display June 17 at a naturalization ceremony at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History and presentation of the Smithson Medal to designer Ralph Lauren.

With three Republican Party candidates fighting to oppose him in the general election, Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, visited Homer and Seldovia last weekend as part of a grassroots campaign laying the groundwork for the November election.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski has a new communications director for Alaska. Karina Petersen fills the job left vacant when Andrea Gusty left earlier this year.

It isn't the first time an Alaska senator has chastised a colleague for a lack of understanding about his non-contiguous state.

The Air Force said it will delay closing the $290 million HAARP site near Gakona until next spring, while scientists hoping to keep it from being torn down argue that the Air Force should leave diagnostic equipment in place.

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The Supreme Court of the United States is scheduled to announce a decision today in the Burwell vs. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. case.

A national tea party group that heavily backed Republican Joe Miller's campaign four years ago hasn't decided whether to endorse anyone in this year's GOP Senate primary.