Five of six candidates running for three seats answer questions about “what ifs” and “what’s next.”
Democratic incumbent Mary Peltola now faces one-on-one matchup against Republican Nick Begich III.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Klukwan defies low turnout statewide, with 55.56% of village’s registered voters casting ballots.
Many students say things are fine, but illegal parking and bus woes are prompting course corrections.
Candidates include hospital’s CFO, leader at Alaska health entities, and longtime out-of-state medical CEO.
Suspect twice robbed a gas station at knifepoint, coffee shop/dispensary with mask.
Possibilities include drainage tunnels through a mountain and blasting to fill basin with rocks.
Hope is Aiviq can arrive in 18-24 months, but Coast Guard has history of delays, Murkowski says.
Kaia Quinto says she shares predecessor Mariya Lovishchuk’s goal of more permanent supportive housing.
More than 60 students from consolidated high school team run against adults at Sayéik Invitational.
Foundation raises at least $150K for direct relief, Assembly to consider $1M emergency measure Monday.
Thunderbirds score TDs on opening two drives before back-and-forth battle the rest of the game.
Company is also ending lease of Kenny’s Liquor Market, adjacent to Foodland since 1995.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Students say they’re expecting more friends, more competition and less parking.
Craig Cimmons, a manager at resort hit by massive owner fraud, says recovery made employees stronger
Lemon Creek facility would be first phase in expansion of Gastineau Human Services programs.
Vessel with up to 190 personnel expected to “reach initial operational capability in two years.”
More than 100 people attend fundraiser seeking to benefit homeless, other disadvantaged residents.
