Three decades of capital city coverage.
City leaders spend marathon evening seeking to resolve notable items during year when funds are short.
Former board member Steve Whitney, recent runner-up candidate Jenny Thomas among applicants.
Supporters say it avoids pitfalls in previous system nixed in 2006 due to multibillion-dollar shortfall.
Exemptions allowed for certain occupations and “mission-critical” purposes.
Some Republicans in D.C. balk at full $880B reduction; work requirements, other trims still in play.
Crew spends two weeks with students after following similar program in Texas for full-length documentary.
Line-item veto could leave districts with less money for months; legality of such action is questioned
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Emmy-winning Juneau writer of “Molly” says PBS told creators the series isn’t being renewed.
Money would prevent branches from closing one day a week, but won’t restore statewide loan program
SE mood last year second-highest since 2010, is second-lowest now; statewide drop biggest in eight years
Arts nonprofit “trying to respond to other concerns in the community and learning from this,” interim chair says.
State drops from 45th a year ago, led by large drops in opportunity and fiscal stability.
“In uncertain times, unity is our greatest strength,” Tlingit and Haida’s president says.
Proposal calls for city to demolish neighborhood this fall, prepare site for development next summer.
No reason stated for departure, which comes after JAHC faces DEI and funding pressure from Trump.
Book entwines grandmother, mother and author on journey of politics and identity from China to points worldwide.
Perseverance Theatre, music programs, public library’s statewide remote services hit by fund cancellations.
Deal will also significantly boost state’s health insurance contribution if OK’d by workers, lawmakers.
