Yukon's acting chief medical officer says cases in the territory are generally on the decline, but the territory is entering a "fragile period" where his department needs to be careful with how and when...

The Yukon government is looking for ways to reduce the territory's emissions, and wondering if nuclear power is one way to go.The territory is undertaking a feasibility study, to determine whether there's a future...

Kinross Gold is expanding its operations at the large Fort Knox Mine 25 miles northeast of Fairbanks. Mining has started at the Gil, a separate gold deposit nine miles east of the main...

The Chairman of Alaska House District 14 (now 22), Joe Wright, filed paperwork to run for the Legislature on Monday, and word on the street is that he is running for Senate Seat K....

A Whitehorse woman is being evicted from her apartment at the end of December, a situation she blames on the Yukon government's rent cap and a term that prevented her landlord from raising her...

The City of Whitehorse has a new mandatory vaccination policy for employees. The policy comes in two phases, said Lindsay Schneider, the city's director of human resources, the first of which includes a survey. Employees will...

Yukon now has the highest rate of deaths due to opioids in the country, at 48.4 deaths per 100,000 people, according to Heather Jones, chief coroner for the territory. Yukon has recorded 21 deaths due to opioids...

Former senatorial candidate Joe Miller pulled a good one on Monday: Instead of announcing his own campaign for governor, as many expected, he endorsed Chris Kurka for governor. Yes, the same Rep. Chris Kurka...