Photograph By Robert Fosbury At 70 degrees north, near Tromsø in Norway or Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow) in Alaska, the sun doesn ... you’ve got a day-night cycle. We don’t have that ...

What's adventure really about—the places you go, or the people you go there with? We're inclined to argue for the latter.

The Barrow High School Whalers play football at Cathy Parker Field in Utqiagvik, Alaska. And this may just be the most unique football stadium in the world because it is the world's northernmost ...

Utqiagvik, Alaska, sits on the North Slope of Alaska, the northernmost community in the U.S. The town has less than 5,000 residents and can only be accessed by air or, in the summer, by sea. Despite ...

announced Sunday in Utqiagvik and formally on Monday by the U.S. Department of the Interior, open a public comment period, with final action to come later. The plans were announced as three of the ...

In Utqiagvik, an Arctic community that experiences 24 hours of daylight this time of year, many Alaska Native leaders support Trump's push for more drilling in the petroleum reserve and to open the ...

In Utqiagvik, an Arctic community that experiences 24 hours of daylight this time of year, many Alaska Native leaders support Trump's push for more drilling in the petroleum reserve and to open ...

In today’s Daily on Energy, we also take a look at the Department of Interior’s proposal to roll back former President Joe Biden’s restrictions on oil and gas developments in Alaska.

The Biden administration's Interior Department last April finalized the regulation to block oil and gas development on 40% of Alaska's National Petroleum Preserve to protect habitats for polar ...

Dan Sullivan and Lisa Murkowski in Anchorage before heading to Utqiagvik, an Arctic town on the petroleum-rich North Slope where many Alaska Native ... refuge — home to polar bears, musk ox ...