Lisa Murkowski

Lindsey and I came into the Senate at the same time over two decades ago. Throughout that time he has been my friend and a true leader for our country. It is hard to convey the loss that I feel kno...

This is more good news for King Cove and all who care about the health, safety, and wellbeing of the hundreds of people who live there. After decades of relentlessly making the case and pushing wit...

This settlement is great news for Alaska and brings a long-running dispute to a successful conclusion. After years of work by so many to reach this point, I'm glad we can now turn our focus to mode...

Today we celebrate the 250th Independence Day of the United States, a milestone that gives us the opportunity to reflect on our nation's history. Alaskans share a unique brand of patriotism and ind...

The Supreme Court’s decision today recognizes that states face unique circumstances in administering their elections. In Alaska, voting is not as simple as driving down the road to a neighborhood p...

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 wi...

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...

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 ...

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 colleagu...

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...

For the past decade, the Ocean Observatories Initiative has generated publicly available, real-time data that provides crucial insights into changing ecosystem conditions and extreme weather. The l...

Celebration 2026 in Juneau was a strong reminder of what makes Alaska so special. Watching the canoes arrive, hearing the drums, and seeing the dancers share their stories is both inspiring and dee...

For years, I have worked to rebuild America's icebreaker fleet and ensure new vessels are homeported in Alaska. With two new Arctic Security Cutters officially coming to Kodiak and another planned ...

The U.S. Department of the Interior’s Tribal Energy Development Capacity (TEDC) Grant Program is now accepting applications. The program supports Tribal capacity building for energy development, go...

Happy Don Young Day! Today we celebrate a larger-than-life icon, a man who saw Alaska’s incredible potential and spent every minute of every day of his 49 years in office working to help Alaskans s...

Today’s decision from a U.S. District Judge to vacate the policy implementing the Presidential Proclamation mandating a $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applicants—a 5,000% increase in some cases—came at...

Since @SenatorCollins was first sworn into office, she has not missed a single vote. 10,000 consecutive roll call votes is an incredible milestone and a remarkable testament to her work ethic and c...

Ensuring Alaska Native artists’ ability to create and sell their traditional handicrafts is about more than income. It’s about supporting families who have used their work to preserve heritage and ...

While I support funding to secure our borders and protect the homeland, I do not support bypassing the annual appropriations process by providing funding for multiple years in a manner that diminis...

We can never repay the brave men and women who laid down their lives for our freedom, but we can embrace the loved ones they left behind and honor their legacy with gratitude for the freedoms their...