Effort to buy private ship for Arctic use may bring 190 enlistees, Sen. Sullivan says.
Outcome of at least two state House races unknown, which may determine chamber’s leadership
Longtime private attorney appointed to court in 2012 expects to continue predecessor’s approach.
Alaska certain to revive the debate during coming months as many nationwide hail it as a success.
Shopping spirits soar for new and longtime vendors from near and far at 40th Juneau Public Market
Murkowski and Peltola may be key swing votes, Tshibaka the biggest “winner” of losers, analysts say.
Eight Republicans join nine Democrats after many years of Republican rule
Resumption of in-person communal Thanksgiving meal offers many blessings for diners and volunteers
Economic and weather storms a setback, but post-pandemic participation by shoppers promising
Ranked choice results mean legislative leadership future is unclear.
Thanksgiving food baskets and communal gathering provide traditional meal for thousands
Little drama expected in U.S. House and Senate races, but state legislative leadership a toss-up
Low oil prices, slow pandemic recovery cited as causes, but some in Southeast see rosy prospects.
Southeast Alaska voters give U.S. Senate incumbent the lead; Peltola, Duneavy also solidify grasps
Transfer of small lot into federal trust has big implication’s for tribe’s economic authority.
Retaining young residents as employees, restoring hospice services among early goals for David Keith.
Educators blame COVID and cash, not kids.
City officials to ask for the culprits to clean up their act.
Illness and inflation puts turkey prices at all-time high, but stores thankful supplies are arriving
Peltola, Murkowski and Dunleavy likely to prevail when ranked choice ballots are tallied Nov. 23