Lisa Murkowski

Congratulations to Unalaska students Wesley Gruenhagen and River Zaochney, and their teacher Dena Royal, on winning the Captain Ken Coskey Naval History Award at National History Day. Their project, “Bombardment of Angoon – Reactions to a Cultural Clash and Delayed Reforms,”

Housing affordability is a serious challenge across Alaska, where high construction costs, limited infrastructure, and logistical hurdles make it even harder to build homes. While no single bill will solve Alaska’s housing shortage, this package represents a path that will offer

ALS is indiscriminate and devastating. It can strike any of us, and it will take all of us working together to support those affected and help end this terminal disease. I’m grateful to my colleagues on the HELP Committee for working with me to advance my legislation, which will

For many Alaskans, the impacts of the conflict with Iran won't end when a peace agreement is signed and the Strait of Hormuz reopens. Many of our rural towns and villages rely on diesel generation to keep their lights on, homes warm, and to power four-wheelers and skiffs for

The National Science Foundation’s decision to leave the Ocean Observatories Initiative’s buoys in place is a massive win for coastal communities and fishermen around the country. The data accessed through OOI is important for so many, and I’m immensely grateful that NSF listened