Proposal eliminates proposals for new troopers, help for education and would cut prison space.
Crimson Bears’ “Juneau Juggernaut” now part of talented Seawolves team.
Legislators and state administrators dispute who is underpaid and by how much, but agree fix is complex.
Nomination could raise recognition for Alaska agriculture, says Rep. DeLena Johnson, R-Palmer.
Company reports $166M loss during first quarter of year, won’t release an outlook for 2025.
Lawmakers say quick floor vote by Senate, concurrence by House may set up another override session.
Lawmakers supporting veto note state’s financial shortfall, suggest smaller BSA increase or new revenue.
JDHS “sandlot” boys now in 322-foot home plate to center dirt-free ballpark.
Opponent of measure argues it violates due process, free travel and other constitutional rights.
After two hours of deliberation, claim rejected she was defamed in newspaper’s 2017 editorial.
Lawmakers, family, staff and other with keycards can bypass scans that began Monday.
Legislation would exempt seafood companies from a cap on the number of H-2B visa workers.
No seats needed when audience stands in enthusiastic approval
Muldoon, first write-in to win local election in 29 years in 2021, won easily reelection last fall.
Change during constitutional convention significantly shrinks delegations in Anchorage and Seattle.
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Award for Native language instructor who wrote episode gives university a reason to resurrect egg event.
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Fundamental fielding, power hitting, earn another win Saturday.
Crimson Bears feed undefeated streak against Railbelt opponents.
Juneau-Douglas wins in second home clash with West Valley.
Four sessions on CBJ’s 20-year plan on Tuesday and Wednesday; Assembly and cruise leaders meet Thursday.
