Two homes on Meadow Lane suffer broken windows and other damage, according to CCFR.
A dozen proposals seek limits on ship size, fines for violations, setting various operational goals.
Tariffs, talk of recession causing uncertainty and ill will resulting in reports of cancellations.
Legislators on all sides agree PFD will shrink drastically before floor vote to avoid $2 billion deficit.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Cable Innovator wraps up work in Sitka, now heads for Angoon following regional outage.
Trump administration moves quickly on additional mass firings, despite some being declared illegal.
Senate majority likely to trim hike to $680 while legislators also seek policy deal with governor.
Plan assumes $400 BSA hike and no staff vacancies; actual figures likely to be more financially favorable.
Fire department says no injuries reported; no further action planned since site is outside fire district.
Dozens of amendments ranging from more homeschool funds to discipline policies fall short.
Students transported to Dimond Park Field House for pickup or to catch buses home
President’s actions to stop “woke” are putting people’s safety and health at risk, participants say.
Officials say up to $300K needed for rebuilding to keep it playable for decades; otherwise “it’ll die.”
Surprisingly strong economic performance last fall now halted due to firings, cuts, tariff threats.
Increase in requested budget comes amidst Assembly warnings about money being tight.
Project declared dead by Gov. Walker in 2017 to get another look, along with ferry options.
Federal review board orders 45-day stay affecting nearly 6,000 workers while legal challenge is heard.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
HB 69 also now includes additional charter school support, open enrollment within districts.
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