Denali bans open fires amid wildfire risks, abandoned kittens found in Houston, Fish & Game surveys caribou herds, and South Fairbanks Park construction begins post-July 4 holiday.

As fires continue to spread across Interior Alaska, new updates have been issued for vulnerable areas. Nearly 900 people are forecast to be under an evacuation recommendation, and hundreds more have ...

In the face of mass firings, seasonal staffing shortages, and spending cuts, your national park vacation might look a little ...

Due to rising wildfire risks, Alaska has enacted fire restrictions and fireworks bans on BLM lands, Denali National Park, ...

The Arctic is undergoing profound environmental shifts, marked by unprecedented warming and ecosystem changes. A critical ...

Today, Lowell National Historical Park includes several restored buildings and a variety of exhibits, in addition to canal ...

Firefighters across the Final Frontier are working to contain dozens of blazes that have forced evacuations and occasionally ...

Following on the success of the Brooks River bearcam, Denali National Park is livestreaming the antics of its five sled dog ...

The proposal had been supported by the Talkeetna Historical Society, the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Planning Commission, the ...

While most of the 433 climbers on McKinley are going up the normal route, one young American has made the first solo of the highly technical Slovak Direct.

Denali National Park will host an official dedication of the new Tsenesdghaas Na’ trail head facility at Mile 231 Parks Highway on June 24. Tsenesdghaas Na’ is the Ahtna name for Riley Creek.

Dispatcher Code GN193 at Denali confirmed that Tucker Chenoweth, South District Ranger at Denali National Park, successfully established contact with both climbers.