Alaska

In spite of sanctions, some Russian fish exports make it into the U.S. because the rules allow fish that’s first processed in China.

In Juneau, Rico and Crystal Worl draw from their Tlingit and Athabascan heritage to create designs for everyday items like playing cards.

Scientists don’t know exactly why some 7 billion crabs are missing from the waters around the state, but the impact on fishing-related industries is much less mysterious.

High gas prices threaten food security as well as people’s ability to keep the lights on and protect themselves from the cold.

David Monson, owner of a sled dog kennel, says racing in Alaska’s wilderness is “a magical experience.”

Only two states — Alaska and New Hampshire — have foregone both of these taxes.

Last year, Alaska’s sockeye salmon industry suffered from a worker shortage. This year, salmon are plentiful and selling at robust prices.

Oil giants are expected to sit out the bidding, which would mean low lease prices and measly royalties for the government.

Why one fisherman in Alaska won't leave the industry, despite the ups and downs.

The isolated village of Port Heiden hopes reindeer, and a few other farm animals, may be the answer to expensive imported fresh food.